Introductory chapter : Arbitrating transnational corruption
Part I. Transnational corruption and international efforts at its control
The nature of transnational corruption
A typology of corruption in foreign investment
International efforts to combat corruption in foreign investment
Part II. The jurisprudence of corruption in international investment arbitration : case and trend analysis
The scope of inquiry : treaty vs. contract 'investment arbitration'
The cases
Emergent tools
Part III. Towards a jurisprudence constante in investment arbitration decision-making on corruption
Mere corruption? : on the reluctance to decide corruption issues
Proving corruption
State responsibility for corruption : the attribution asymmetry
Concluding chapter : Legal and policy tensions underlying anti-corruption decision-making.