Lisbon Treaty gave the EU exclusive competence in the field of foreign direct investments. Consequently, the EU is now the only entity which has the power to conclude bilateral investment treaties. Besides the European Commission, also the role of the European Parliament has increased in this respect. The faith of all existing bilateral investment treaties between a member state and a third county or between two member states, remains unknown. Regulation no. 1291/2012 has enforced a transitional regime for all bilateral investment treaties concluded and in force between a member state and a third country - so called EXTRA-EU BITs. Transfer of foreign direct investments under exclusive competence of the EU brings about complex relationship issues between two independent legal systems - EU law and public international law.

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URN:NBN:SI:DOC-VGSRI2WY

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14020945

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Fatur, Andrej, Peček, Katja (2014). Zaščita tujih neposrednih investicij v Republiki Sloveniji. Podjetje in delo, volume 40, issue 6/7, str. 1355-1366. URN:NBN:SI:DOC-VGSRI2WY from http://www.dlib.si

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Fatur, Andrej, Peček, Katja. "Zaščita tujih neposrednih investicij v Republiki Sloveniji." Podjetje in delo volume 40. issue 6/7 (2014) str. 1355-1366.
<http://www.dlib.si/?URN=URN:NBN:SI:DOC-VGSRI2WY>

Podjetje in delo
1990-
(Assembly record)