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How does foreign direct investment affect pollution? : toward a better understanding of the direct and conditional effects

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Westward movement of new polluting firms in China : pollution reduction mandates and location choice

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Foreign Investments in the Offshore Energy Industry : Investment Protection v. Energy Security v. Protection of the Marine Environment

Trevisanut, Seline - 2014

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Investment Protection in Disputed Maritime Areas

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Too Public Not to Be Private : Investigating Water Ownership as a Strategy in a World of Economic Goods Under International Trade and Investment Laws

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Water Grabbing and the Role of Power : Shifting Water Governance in the Light of Agricultural Foreign Direct Investment

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Are timber and water investments safe-havens? : a volatility spillover approach and portfolio hedging strategies for investors

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Global change : impacts on water and food security ; with 31 figures and 34 tables

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