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The Law and Policy of New Eurasian Regionalization
Economic Integration, Trade, and Investment in the Post-Soviet and Greater Eurasian Space
Series: - Nijhoff International Trade Law Series, Volume: 18
The Law and Policy of New Eurasian Regionalization: Economic Integration, Trade, and Investment in the Post-Soviet and Greater Eurasian Space, edited by Anna Aseeva and JÄdrzej Górski, makes several unique contributions to the literature. First and foremost, most of the current literature is in either economics or politics, with only a secondary focus on legal and institutional matters. Secondly, and consequently, the book is accessible and relevant to readers both âinsideâ and âoutsideâ the boundaries of the Eurasian area: not only geographical boundaries, but also legal, geopolitical, geoeconomic, cultural, and, indeed, disciplinary boundaries.
Drawing on international, transnational, and comparative legal scholarship, this rich volume offers the insights by a plethora of leading international scholars in economics, institutional theory, area studies, international relations, global political economy, political science, and sociology. The contributors come from four corners of the globe, including Asia, Europe, and North America.
Drawing on international, transnational, and comparative legal scholarship, this rich volume offers the insights by a plethora of leading international scholars in economics, institutional theory, area studies, international relations, global political economy, political science, and sociology. The contributors come from four corners of the globe, including Asia, Europe, and North America.
Anna Aseeva Faculty of Law and Administration, Åazarski University and Faculty of Law, HSE University, holds a Ph.D in Law from Sciences Po Paris; a Master in European law and Institutions from the University of Geneva; and a Degree in International Relations from the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva. Her publications include From Corporate Social Responsibility to Corporate Social Liability: a Socio-Legal Study of Corporate Liability in Global Value Chains (Hart Publishing 2021).
JÄdrzej Górski, Ph.D (2016), Department of Asian and International Studies, City University of Hong Kong. Formerly UCL Australia (2017), CUHK (2012-2016), MLS (2014) and CMS (2010-2012). His publications include Belt and Road Initiative: Law Economics and Politics (Brill 2018).
JÄdrzej Górski, Ph.D (2016), Department of Asian and International Studies, City University of Hong Kong. Formerly UCL Australia (2017), CUHK (2012-2016), MLS (2014) and CMS (2010-2012). His publications include Belt and Road Initiative: Law Economics and Politics (Brill 2018).
Foreword
Acknowledgements
List of Illustrations
Notes on Contributors
List of Abbreviations
1âIntroduction
âW(h)ither Eurasian Regionalization?
ââAnna Aseeva and JÄdrzej Górski
PART 1
Eurasian (Re)Integration:Â Strengths, Challenges, and Opportunities
2âThe Geoeconomics of the Eurasian Economic Union
ââGlenn Diesen
3âBetter Connectivity for Greater Eurasia
âChinaâRussia Cooperation on the Development of the Economic Corridor in the High North
ââVasilii Erokhin and Gao Tianming
4âWhy Does the Eurasian Economic Union Need Free Trade Agreements with Third Countries?
ââVladimir G. Sherov-Ignatev
5âInternational Strategy Toolkit of the EAEU
âOptions for Third Countries, International Organizations and Integration Groups
ââAnastasia Likhacheva and Alexander Korolev
6âThe Court of the Eurasian Economic Union
âNot Just for Government-to-Government Dispute Settlement
ââKirill Entin and Ekaterina Diyachenko
7âExecution of Judgments and Advisory Opinions of the Court of the Eurasian Economic Union
ââPavel Myslivskiy
8âEAEU Competition Law
âWhatâs in a Name?
ââKirill Entin and Ekaterina Diyachenko
9âPrinciple of Mutual Recognition as the Cornerstone of the EU Internal Market and Its Potential for the EAEU Internal Market
ââAleksandra Shestakova
PARTÂ 2
âAlternative Dispute Resolution
10âCurrent Trends in International Arbitration in Russia
âProtectionism or Preventionism?
ââRinat R. Gareev
11âTransnational Dispute Settlement at the International Commercial Arbitration Court at the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
ââDmitry Davydenko
12âEffectiveness of International Arbitration
âAre There Real Barriers to Recognition and Enforcement of Arbitral Awards in Russia?
ââValeria Butyrina
13âRecognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in the Republic of Azerbaijan
ââAzar Aliyev and Turkhan Ismayilzada
14âCommercial Dispute Resolution in the Union State of Russia and Belarus in the Light of the Singapore Convention on Mediation
âPerspective of Harmonization?
ââNatalia Gaidaenko Schaer
15âAn Assessment of VIAC and Energy Community as Alternative Dispute Settlement Centres in the CIS and Greater Eurasian Area
âStrengths, Challenges, and Opportunities
ââSmaranda Miron and Stephan Karall
PART 3
Foreign Investments in Eurasia Today
16âParallel Proceedings before International Investment Tribunals and the European Court of Human Rights
ââVadim Absaliamov
17âContracts Affected by Economic Sanctions
âRussian and International Perspectives
ââAndrey Kotelnikov
18âRestrictions on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in State Controlled Entities under Russian Law
ââAleksandr P. Alekseenko
19âInvestment Arbitrationâs First Bell Ring for Belarus â Belarusâs Exposure to International Investment Arbitration
ââBenjamin Terrade
20âBIT Planning for Central Asia
âThe Problem of Negotiations and Definitions
ââAidana Aldiyarova
21âUzbekistanâs New Bilateral Investment Treaty Standpoint
âIn Case of Uzbekistan-Turkey BIT (2018)
ââFarruhbek Muminov and JÄdrzej Górski
PART 4
Development and Sustainability
22âArbitration Involving Renewable Energy Investments in the Eurasian Region
âA Focus on Indirect Expropriation Claims Brought under the Energy Charter Treaty
ââClaudia Pharaon
23âTowards "Greening" of Energy and Mining Sectors in Former Soviet Republics
âForeign Investment Law and Dispute Settlement Implications
ââYulia Dragunova
24âProduction Sharing Agreements in the Caucasus and Central Asia
âA Contextual Study of Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan
ââHakan Åahin
25âComparative Analysis of Investment Provisions of the Regional Trade Agreements in the Eurasia Region
âThe Case of the Eurasian Economic Union and the EU Association Agreements with Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine
ââSeljan Verdiyeva
26âEUâs âEuropeanizationâ Policy and Sustainable Development in the Post-Soviet Space
âWhither Sustainable? Whose Development? The Case of Moldova
ââAnna Aseeva and Alexandra Shishkova
27âPolitical Implications of Legislative Reform in the Georgian Power Sector
ââErin Brousseau
28âChallenges of the Minority âRuleâ of Extractivism for the Majority World
âFighting Climate Change Glocally in Brazil, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia
ââAnna Aseeva and Ramin Babayev
29âMaintenance of the Historic Title of Russia to the Straits of the Northern Sea Route in the Twenty-First Century
ââTimur Abushakhmanov
br/> 30âConclusions
âCurrent Trends, and Future Challenges and Opportunities of Law and Policy of Eurasian Regionalization
ââAnna Aseeva and JÄdrzej Górski
Index
Acknowledgements
List of Illustrations
Notes on Contributors
List of Abbreviations
1âIntroduction
âW(h)ither Eurasian Regionalization?
ââAnna Aseeva and JÄdrzej Górski
PART 1
Eurasian (Re)Integration:Â Strengths, Challenges, and Opportunities
2âThe Geoeconomics of the Eurasian Economic Union
ââGlenn Diesen
3âBetter Connectivity for Greater Eurasia
âChinaâRussia Cooperation on the Development of the Economic Corridor in the High North
ââVasilii Erokhin and Gao Tianming
4âWhy Does the Eurasian Economic Union Need Free Trade Agreements with Third Countries?
ââVladimir G. Sherov-Ignatev
5âInternational Strategy Toolkit of the EAEU
âOptions for Third Countries, International Organizations and Integration Groups
ââAnastasia Likhacheva and Alexander Korolev
6âThe Court of the Eurasian Economic Union
âNot Just for Government-to-Government Dispute Settlement
ââKirill Entin and Ekaterina Diyachenko
7âExecution of Judgments and Advisory Opinions of the Court of the Eurasian Economic Union
ââPavel Myslivskiy
8âEAEU Competition Law
âWhatâs in a Name?
ââKirill Entin and Ekaterina Diyachenko
9âPrinciple of Mutual Recognition as the Cornerstone of the EU Internal Market and Its Potential for the EAEU Internal Market
ââAleksandra Shestakova
PARTÂ 2
âAlternative Dispute Resolution
10âCurrent Trends in International Arbitration in Russia
âProtectionism or Preventionism?
ââRinat R. Gareev
11âTransnational Dispute Settlement at the International Commercial Arbitration Court at the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
ââDmitry Davydenko
12âEffectiveness of International Arbitration
âAre There Real Barriers to Recognition and Enforcement of Arbitral Awards in Russia?
ââValeria Butyrina
13âRecognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in the Republic of Azerbaijan
ââAzar Aliyev and Turkhan Ismayilzada
14âCommercial Dispute Resolution in the Union State of Russia and Belarus in the Light of the Singapore Convention on Mediation
âPerspective of Harmonization?
ââNatalia Gaidaenko Schaer
15âAn Assessment of VIAC and Energy Community as Alternative Dispute Settlement Centres in the CIS and Greater Eurasian Area
âStrengths, Challenges, and Opportunities
ââSmaranda Miron and Stephan Karall
PART 3
Foreign Investments in Eurasia Today
16âParallel Proceedings before International Investment Tribunals and the European Court of Human Rights
ââVadim Absaliamov
17âContracts Affected by Economic Sanctions
âRussian and International Perspectives
ââAndrey Kotelnikov
18âRestrictions on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in State Controlled Entities under Russian Law
ââAleksandr P. Alekseenko
19âInvestment Arbitrationâs First Bell Ring for Belarus â Belarusâs Exposure to International Investment Arbitration
ââBenjamin Terrade
20âBIT Planning for Central Asia
âThe Problem of Negotiations and Definitions
ââAidana Aldiyarova
21âUzbekistanâs New Bilateral Investment Treaty Standpoint
âIn Case of Uzbekistan-Turkey BIT (2018)
ââFarruhbek Muminov and JÄdrzej Górski
PART 4
Development and Sustainability
22âArbitration Involving Renewable Energy Investments in the Eurasian Region
âA Focus on Indirect Expropriation Claims Brought under the Energy Charter Treaty
ââClaudia Pharaon
23âTowards "Greening" of Energy and Mining Sectors in Former Soviet Republics
âForeign Investment Law and Dispute Settlement Implications
ââYulia Dragunova
24âProduction Sharing Agreements in the Caucasus and Central Asia
âA Contextual Study of Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan
ââHakan Åahin
25âComparative Analysis of Investment Provisions of the Regional Trade Agreements in the Eurasia Region
âThe Case of the Eurasian Economic Union and the EU Association Agreements with Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine
ââSeljan Verdiyeva
26âEUâs âEuropeanizationâ Policy and Sustainable Development in the Post-Soviet Space
âWhither Sustainable? Whose Development? The Case of Moldova
ââAnna Aseeva and Alexandra Shishkova
27âPolitical Implications of Legislative Reform in the Georgian Power Sector
ââErin Brousseau
28âChallenges of the Minority âRuleâ of Extractivism for the Majority World
âFighting Climate Change Glocally in Brazil, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia
ââAnna Aseeva and Ramin Babayev
29âMaintenance of the Historic Title of Russia to the Straits of the Northern Sea Route in the Twenty-First Century
ââTimur Abushakhmanov
br/> 30âConclusions
âCurrent Trends, and Future Challenges and Opportunities of Law and Policy of Eurasian Regionalization
ââAnna Aseeva and JÄdrzej Górski
Index
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