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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"judicialisation"”.
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Judicialisation of international commercial arbitration
… to national litigation is referred to as the judicialisation of international commercial arbitration. The focus of this research is the process of judicialisation. The thesis questions whether it exists at all and, if yes, to what extent it has permeated both international arbitration …
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Lawfare and legitimacy: The wicked problem of judicial resilience at a time of judicialisation of politics in South Africa
… rise of "lawfare". Lawfare is understood as the judicialisation of politics - turning to the courts and the use of the law to resolve broadly political matters. This thesis explores the unfolding implications of the judicialisation of politics for judicial legitimacy. In the displacement of the …
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Self-Judgment in International Law
… site of persistent contestation, caught between judicialisation and pushback. Based on an extensive study of self-judgment in treaty practice and a cross-institutional analysis of the case law of international judicial bodies, the thesis unravels this process of contestation in four stages. …
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Traps and tools: a contextual critique of the right to development in international law
… is at stake than normative inadequacy, defective judicialisation or ‘non-sequitur’ rules application. On the basis of this premise, this thesis contributes to the literature in Nigeria and globally by making the case for a shift of analytical lenses from legal norms to structures, and from …
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Party autonomy and judicial participation in commercial arbitration: recalibrating the role of Nigerian courts.
… between the courts and arbitration, and (iv) judicialisation of administrative roles of the courts in arbitration. To this end, a legal and analytical review of these problematic issues was conducted, particularly using some elements of the legal comparative approach to analyse the problems in …
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Inner Dilemmas of LGBTQ+ Movements in Brazil: A Queer Intersectional Approach
… as NGOs), partnerships with the state, and judicialisation of rights not only the preferrable arrangements for activists, but rather a requirement for groups and their actions to be considered legitimate by other movements, funders, and the state. This has affected movements’ forms of …
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Can the European Union build a bridge over troubled waters? An analysis of the politicised and depoliticised legal approach between the European Union and Cyprus
The Cyprus dispute accurately portrays the evolution of the conflict from ‘warfare to lawfare’ enriched in politics; this research has proven that the Cyprus problem has been and will continue to be one of the most judicialised disputes across the globe. Notwithstanding the ‘normalisation’ of …