英文摘要 |
With the growth of the EU' s foreign economic activities, the unified interpretation and application of EU law is facing more and more external threats, and the investor-state dispute settlement is one of them. Thus, in the post-Lisbon era, the EU attaches particular importance to the protection of internal legal order when negotiating extra-EU investment treaties. The new generation of extra-EU investment treaties witness four innovations, namely EU' s participation in investment arbitration, competence allocation between the EU and member states, jurisdictional conflicts between investment arbitration tribunals and the European Court of Justice, as well as the application of EU law in investment arbitration. As a result, the new generation of extra-EU investment' treaties outperforms the traditional ones in protecting EU autonomy not only in terms of the treaty system, but also the investor-state dispute settlement mechanisms. The innovations in the new generation of extra-EU investment treaties are normative protection in the aspect of international law which shields EU autonomy from external threats. |