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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"International dispute settlement"”.
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“Authorities” in International Dispute Settlement: a Data Analysis
International litigation and arbitration hinges on the use (and, sometimes, misuse) of “authorities” (i.e., precedents and the teaching and writings of “publicists”). Parties spend time and effort marshalling supportive authorities, distinguishing or refuting unhelpful ones, and monitoring legal …
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Jurisdictional Aspects of Multiparty Actions in International Dispute Settlement
… questions relating to multiparty actions before international tribunals. Multiparty actions are legal claims commenced jointly by multiple claimants. Jurisdiction over multiparty actions has recently emerged as a contentious issue in investment treaty arbitration (ITA). Tribunals have diverged on …
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International dispute settlement system design : analysis of the World Trade Organization
The dispute settlement process established by the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 1994, (the "DSU"), has drawn widespread attention. While the DSU is the most used international dispute settlement process, it is geared to resolving complaints by one country against another concerning enforcement …
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International Lawyers as Lawmakers
International lawyers’ participation in international lawmaking is understudied. This gap is especially poignant in the context of the discipline’s obsession with discussing sources and lawmaking. This thesis employs an eclectic methodology that draws from doctrinal methods, critically inspired …
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The International Responsibility of the European Union in International Economic Law
The International Law Commission’s Draft articles on the international responsibility of organizations (DARIO) do not distribute international responsibility between the EU and its Member States. The DARIO framework determines whether a particular entity is internationally responsible. …
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Constitutionalisation and Institutionalisation Applied to the International Investment Regime : Toward a Uniform, Consistent and Coherent International Investment Law
International investment law has been developing for centuries. During the development process of international investment law, legal norms and principles of international investment law are evolved and shaped as sui generis nature, and separate legal regime as a branch of international law. The …
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Reflections on the downfall of public international arbitration in the 20th century
… fall of inter-state arbitration as a means of international dispute settlement through the reflection of the legal doctrine over the past 100 years. The discussion will touch upon a number of basic issues related to the public international arbitral sector, such as the true nature of …
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A theory of configurative fairness for evolving International legal orders: linking the scientific study of value subjectivity to Jurisprudential thought
… This phenomenon is amplified at<br/>the international level where the infusion of seemingly subjective political<br/>values by sovereigns, and the decisionmakers to whom they delegate, can, and<br/>does, interfere with an idealized and objective rule of law. The discourse on<br/>value …
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The Contributions of UNCLOS Dispute Settlement Bodies to the Development of the Law of the Sea
… examine the contributions made by the dispute settlement bodies established under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) to the development of the law of the sea. The two main research questions to be answered are: (i) what kind of contribution have UNCLOS dispute …
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Consistency in the International Law of Maritime Delimitation - Towards a Set of Common Principles for the Judicial Establishment of Maritime Boundaries
This thesis examines the process applied by international tribunals for delimiting Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and continental shelf boundaries under international law. Maritime delimitation is governed by articles 74 and 83 of the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which are …