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Гадаад улсын Арбитрын шийдвэрийг хэрэгжүүлэх БНСУ-ын туршлага
Шүүхийн журмаар гэрлэлт цуцлах ажиллагааны эрх зүйн зохицуулалтын харьцуулалт
Орчин үед даяарших үйл явц эрчимжиж, манай гадаад эдийн засгийн амьдралд худалдаа, арилжаа, тээвэр, холбоо, зээл тусламж, оюуны өмчийн харилцаа улам бүр өсөн нэмэгдэж байгаагийн сацуу улс хоорондын эдийн ба эдийн бус маргааны эрх зүйн зохицуулалтыг сайжруулан боловсронгуй болгох зорилтыг эш үндэс болгож байна. Монгол Улс дахь арбитрын эрх зүйн зохицуулалтын тулгамдаж буй асуудлын талаар өөрийн докторын эрдэм шинжилгээний ажилдаа дэвшүүлсэн зарим санал бодлоо уг өгүүлэлд тусгасан болно.
Chapter I introduces the subject matter of the thesis along with the purpose and methodology of research. Although the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes convention is a powerful dispute settlement mechanism in the field of international investment and has many provisions that have benefitted international society, it has not been widely used or accepted in developing counties. As a developing country and as one of the largest foreign investment recipient countries in Asia, Mongolia needs to consider enlarging the class of dispute that it allows to be submitted to the ICSID. As a Mongolian, I have chosen the Mongolian investment dispute settlement as a model for my analysis in this article. Chapter II analyzes the increased interest for BITs and therefore the increased interest in ICSID arbitration. Why do states use the BITs? Do BITs play an important role in the system of dispute settlement and if so, why? And how do they work together with the ISCID system? The achievements of ICSID and BITs and their influence of foreign direct investments, investors and the host country are examined. I then try to assess whether or not the goals of ICSID and BIT have been achieved and if investment protection has brought advantages or disadvantages to the involved parties, especially in the case of developing countries. Chapter III reviews the investment dispute legal system in Mongolia and analyzes the three major areas that apply to arbitration: Arbitration law, Bilateral Investment Treaties and Multinational International Conventions. Chapter IV asks the fundamental but speculative question: What does the future hold for BITs in a developing country such as Mongolia. Lastly I consider the extent to which the revised legal arrangements in this regard have been successful in Mongolia.
