"Sovereign Investment: Concerns and Policy Reactions is to be welcomed as a comprehensive manual, bringing together an excellent line-up of authors from academia, international organizations, law firms and think tanks and offering an in-depth analysis on a crucial and topical issue." --Catharine Titi, Research Assistant at the University of Siegen "This edited volume makes an important contribution towards deepening the understanding of these issues. It brings together contributions by leading authorities with diverse academic and professional backgrounds, including representatives of the IMF, OECD, academic institutions, law firms, and multinational enterprises, to provide an interdisciplinary analysis of the international activities of government-owned entities and their political and regulatory implications. It addresses critical questions related to the regulatory environment surrounding sovereign investment, including the rules and procedures that should govern this investment and the appropriate bodies that should enforce them." --Journal of International Business Studies "This collection of essays provides valuable, in-depth economic and policy insights into the role of sovereign investment during and after the global financial crisis. Many essays include detailed and carefully collected original data on SWFs and SOEs. Not infrequently, the authors offer diverse views and conclusions, highlighting the controversial role of investments by sovereign entities." -Claudia Annacker, Partner, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, Paris, France, ICSID Review, Vol. 29, No. 1