Chapter 1 Introduction1.1 Research Background, Research Object and Research Question
1.2 Research Justification: Practical Implication and Theoretical Implication
1.3 Literature Review
1.4 Research Methodology Chapter 2 Setting Forth the Analytical Framework Based on the International Rule of Law and International Investment Rule of Law
2.1 International Rule of Law from Ideal to Reality
2.2 International Rule of Law as a Tool to Constrain Power
2.3. International Rule of Law as a Tool to Protects Private Rights 2.4 The Evolution and Effect of International Investment Rule of Law
Chapter 3 Applying the Analytical Framework to African Investment Measures and Investor Obligations in Awards of ISDS Arbitral Tribunals
3.1 Definition of Investment Measure and Measures Caused Dispute
3.2 Dispute Caused by Investment Measures of the African Host State 3.3 Dispute related to Investor Obligations to the African Host State
Chapter 4 Applying the Analytical Framework to An overall appraisement of African international investment rule of law
4.1 African Investment Rule of Law at Bilateral Level
4.2 African Investment Rule of Law at Regional level Chapter 5 Applying the Analytical Framework to the Development of International Investment Rule of Law between China and Africa
5.1 An Overall Assessment of China's Practices of IIAs 5.2 General Observations of IIAs between China and African Countries
5.3. Investment rule of law under China-Africa IIAs
Chapter 6 Applying the Analytical Framework to the Development of China-African Investment Rule of Law
6.1 Chinese innovative economic engagement against neo-colonialism in Africa
6.2 Exploring the road of international Investment rule of law under the concept of China-Africa Community with a Shared Future
6.3 Conclude China-Africa IIAs Based on International Investment Rule of Law of South-South Cooperation Orientation
6.4 Take Investment Issue in African Regional Economic Integration Seriously
6.5 Promote the Development of China's Outbound Investment Rule of Law
About the Author: Prof. Dr. Xiuli Han received her LLB and LLM from Northeast Normal University in 1994 and 1997, and LL.D. from Xiamen University in 2006. She has been working at Xiamen University Law School since 2006. She has been a visiting scholar at New York University Law School, Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Stellenbosch University, University of South Africa and Virginia University. She has memberships at International Law Association, Council of Chinese Society of International Law, Council of Chinese Society of International Economic Law, and Executive Council of Chinese Society of WTO Law. Prof. Han's academic area focuses on international economic law and her two representative monographs are The Principle of Proportionality in WTO and Environmental Protection Involving Chinese Overseas Investment: From the Perspective of International Investment Law.
