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African States and Investment Law and Arbitration – Challenges and Opportunities: an Introduction

African States and Investment Law and Arbitration – Challenges and Opportunities: an Introduction Part 1 Special Theme / Thème Spécial : African States and Investment Law and Arbitration – Challenges and Opportunities / Les États africains et le droit et l’arbitrage relatifs aux investissements- Défis et opportunités ∵ Chapter 1 African States and Investment Law and Arbitration – Challenges and Opportunities: an Introduction Fatsah Ouguergouz* This Special Theme dedicated to international investment law and arbitr - a tion is in keeping with the traditional areas of interest of the African Yearbook which, since its inception, has always displayed a strong interest for economic and development issues. The very first volume published in 1993, which was focused on the independence process of Namibia, devoted quite a bit of- atten tion to these issues by means of contributions relating to the international law of the sea and the newly-adopted Treaty Establishing the African Economic Community. This interest for economic and development issues has only con - tinued to grow since then, as no less than six (6) special themes have been devoted to them, 1 in addition to the many articles published in the general part of the Yearbook. It was therefore quite natural that the African Yearbook would one day pay particular attention http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png African Yearbook of International Law Online Brill

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Part 1 Special Theme / Thème Spécial : African States and Investment Law and Arbitration – Challenges and Opportunities / Les États africains et le droit et l’arbitrage relatifs aux investissements- Défis et opportunités ∵ Chapter 1 African States and Investment Law and Arbitration – Challenges and Opportunities: an Introduction Fatsah Ouguergouz* This Special Theme dedicated to international investment law and arbitr - a tion is in keeping with the traditional areas of interest of the African Yearbook which, since its inception, has always displayed a strong interest for economic and development issues. The very first volume published in 1993, which was focused on the independence process of Namibia, devoted quite a bit of- atten tion to these issues by means of contributions relating to the international law of the sea and the newly-adopted Treaty Establishing the African Economic Community. This interest for economic and development issues has only con - tinued to grow since then, as no less than six (6) special themes have been devoted to them, 1 in addition to the many articles published in the general part of the Yearbook. It was therefore quite natural that the African Yearbook would one day pay particular attention

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