Reference Books and Instructions for a 5000-word Essay on Module Assessment

1. Does international investment law inherently place excessive limits on the exercise of State power? Critically discuss with reference to two or more examples discussed in the module.

Reference books for this essay:

As the essay requires examples from the module, it is very important to use the examples from the course lecture. This can be discussed further with the writer, if writer needs to access the course material or want me to share the examples. But it’s up to the writer to decide which examples are relevant to the question and a critical discussion can be made.

1. International investment law and arbitration: commentary, awards, and other materials  -  by C. L. Lim; Jean Ho; Ma?rtin?s? Paparinskis  2018
2. Principles of international investment law

- by Rudolf Dolzer; Christoph Schreuer 2012 

The assessment for this module is a 5,000 word essay, which is worth 100% marks for this module.

It is important that the material selected is used to directly answer the question set. General discussions of the law that are not related to the question will not do well.

*A fully written introduction (setting out the context for your essay, the argument that you are running and the structure of your essay).

referencing must be used in the assessment

80 - 100 A mark in this range is indicative of outstanding work. Marks in this range will be awarded for work that exhibits all the attributes of excellent work but has very substantial elements of originality and flair. Marks in this range will indicate that the work is of a publishable academic standard.

 70 – 79 A mark in this range is indicative that the work is of an excellent standard for a postgraduate level. The work will exhibit excellent levels of knowledge and understanding comprising all the qualities of good work stated above, with additional elements of originality and flair. The work will demonstrate a range of critical reading that goes well beyond that provided on reading lists. Answers or essays will be fluently written and include independent arguments that demonstrate an awareness of the nuances and assumptions of the question or title. Essays will make excellent use of appropriate, fully referenced, detailed examples. Marks at the upper level of this range will indicate that the work is of near publishable standard.