Experiences from International Courts and Tribunals - An Outside Perspective

The topics addressed at the workshop were organized based on two main interrelated thematic areas: (a) new and emerging aspects of migration dynamics between Africa, Europe and

This is one aspect where an international judge’s national background can de facto be decisive; Lasok’s opinion, expressed in 1994, that “at one time”, in proceedings in

This articulation allows us to draw up national coherences: the socialization of responses to unemployment for France, visible in the diversification of government assisted

law to crystallize into customary law’.43 In practice, however, some norms which appear to satisfy the requirements of customary international law might be better understood as

This Article progresses as follows: Part II de- fines key concepts; Part III details decisions of the Permanent Court of International Justice (PCIJ) and its successor, the

Respondents consider that judges should be proactive in managing the evidence, through different techniques (ordering joint report of party-appointed experts, ex- curia expert

Plurality in the Fabric of International Courts and Tribunals: the Threads of a Managerial Approach: A Rejoinder - Fears and Anxieties.. BOISSON DE

Since the early 1 990s, the following mechanisms have been estab- lished: the Appellate Body of the World Trade Organization (WTO), the International Tribunal for the Law of