The Settlement of Disputes in International Law
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The Settlement of Disputes in International Law by John Collier
This book surveys the range of procedures for the settlement of international disputes, whether the disputes arise between States or between States and corporations or individuals. The book examines non-judicial procedures and the emerging principles of procedural law applied in these tribunals are discussed.
This book has, according to the authors, 'the modest aim of introducing readers to some of the main processes for the settlement of international disputes'It does so admirably. * Matthew Happold, NLR 2000. *
The chapter on the International Court of Justice ... is extremely thorough ... it provides the best introduction to the Court that this reviewer knows of an the comprehensive footnotes go to to point the way to further reading on the subject. * Matthew Happold, NLR 2000. *
a useful introduction to procedural issues in arbitrations ... this is a thorough and comprehensive work, covering much ground in a very clear manner. It is particularly well footnoted, something of especial importance, in this reviewer's opinion, in an introductory work. In this reviewer's mind it is much the best introductory work on the subject ... it seems likely that it will become I^the textbook for courses on international litigation and the settlement of international disputes. * Matthew Happold, NLR 2000. *
a valuable addition to the literature on dispute settlement ... will appeal to ... students of international law and international relations, and practitioners seeking easily accessible information about the role and function of the various means of dispute resolution. * Christian Tams, European Journal of International Law Vol 11 No 3 2000 *
The chapter on the International Court of Justice ... is extremely thorough ... it provides the best introduction to the Court that this reviewer knows of an the comprehensive footnotes go to to point the way to further reading on the subject. * Matthew Happold, NLR 2000. *
a useful introduction to procedural issues in arbitrations ... this is a thorough and comprehensive work, covering much ground in a very clear manner. It is particularly well footnoted, something of especial importance, in this reviewer's opinion, in an introductory work. In this reviewer's mind it is much the best introductory work on the subject ... it seems likely that it will become I^the textbook for courses on international litigation and the settlement of international disputes. * Matthew Happold, NLR 2000. *
a valuable addition to the literature on dispute settlement ... will appeal to ... students of international law and international relations, and practitioners seeking easily accessible information about the role and function of the various means of dispute resolution. * Christian Tams, European Journal of International Law Vol 11 No 3 2000 *
John Collier is a Fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge and an international lawyer
Vaughan Lowe is Chichele Professor of International Law and Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford
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| ISBN 13 | 9780198299271 |
| ISBN 10 | 0198299273 |
| Title | The Settlement of Disputes in International Law |
| Author | John Collier |
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| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press |
| Year published | 2000-05-18 |
| Number of pages | 432 |
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