Abstract The legal famework governing the transnational investment process may be characterised as being fragmented and loosely governed by bilateral or regional investment treaties, with the result that foreign investors receive unsatisfactory protection and host States fear that their regulatory competence will be challenged. This article attempts to illustrate the utility of the New Haven School offurisprudence in the study of the transnational investment process by applying a functional analysis to elaborate on some of the salient features of that process.

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纽黑文法学院视角下的跨国投资过程

摘要 跨国投资过程中的法律名称可能具有分散和松散的双边或区域投资条约的特征，导致外国投资者得到的保护不尽如人意，东道国担心其监管能力会受到挑战。本文试图通过应用泛函分析来阐述该过程的一些显着特征，以说明纽黑文学派法理学在研究跨国投资过程中的效用。