Schiedsgerichtlicher Investitionsschutz innerhalb der Europäischen Union.

Zusatztext

'Arbitrational Investment Protection within the European Union. The Implications of the Achmea Judgment of the ECJ': The 'Achmea'-judgment of the European Court of Justice had a substantial impact on investment arbitration proceedings as well as on corresponding annulment and recognition/enforcement proceedings within the European Union. Moreover, it has laid the foundations for the 'Agreement for the termination of Bilateral Investment Treaties between the Member States of the European Union'. The present work analyses the reasoning of the Court and explores the far-reaching difficulties that follow from the judgment.

Autorenportrait

Maximilian van der Beck studied law at Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg (Germany) with a focus on Commercial and Business Law. After passing the first state examination, he did his Ph.D. in international investment arbitration law supervised by Professor Dr. Yuanshi Bu, LL.M. (Harvard) at the Institute for International Business Law in Freiburg and an LL.M. in European Business and Social Law at Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi in Milan. He is currently admitted to the bar in Frankfurt am Main.

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