Contents -- Preface -- Foreword -- Abbreviations -- Part I. Global Finance and Potential for Political Risk Insurance -- Toward a Greater Depoliticization of Investment Disputes: The Roles of ICSID and MIGA -- The Global Financial Crisis and the Future of International Financial Institutions -- Principles and Development of Islamic Finance -- Sovereign Wealth Funds, Financial Crisis, and Management of Noncommercial Risk -- The Changing Face of Political Risk -- Part II. Advancements in Recurring Issues and New Dimensions for Political Risk Insurance -- Linking Political Risk Insurance Pricing and Portfolio Management with Economic Capital Modeling: A Multilateral Perspective? -- Issues Affecting Pricing in the Political Risk Insurance Market, and a Probabilistic Approach to Measuring Country Risk in a Political Risk Insurance Portfolio -- Public Sector Pricing:How to Balance a Public Mandate with Adequate Returns for Political Risk -- Expropriation and the Share Pledge Dilemma: An Assessment of Individual Rights and Compensation Claims -- Emerging Issues in the Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards -- To Risk or Not to Risk? The State's Perspective of Investor-State Dispute Resolution at the 20th Anniversary of MIGA -- Calculating Damages:Arbitrators, Counsel, and Experts Can Do Better Than They Have in the Past -- An Approach to Financial Valuation for Arbitration Awards -- Concluding Comments -- Appendixes -- I Previous Volumes in This Series -- II More About MIGA -- Index.