Common interests in international litigation : a case study on natural resource exploitation disputes

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Common interests in international litigation : a case study on natural resource exploitation disputes

Title remainder

a case study on natural resource exploitation disputes

Statement of responsibility

Claire Buggenhoudt

Creator

• Buggenhoudt, Claire

Author

• Buggenhoudt, Claire

Subject

• International courts
• Natural resources -- Law and legislation
• Pacific settlement of international disputes
• International commercial arbitration

Language

eng

Summary

La 4e de couverture indique : "How are common interests protected in international dispute settlement? What is the role of different courts and tribunals? Why is the case law on common interests (in)consistent? Do we need more consistency for a better protection of common interests? Common Interests in International Litigation provides answers to questions that arise in international litigation as a result of an increasing recognition of common interests in this field and an ever-expanding network of specialised judicial bodies. Common Interests in International Litigation studies the case law of a number of international courts, focusing on international litigation concerning natural resource exploitation. This is a theme closely linked to a number of common interests, one which has been considered by a number of courts dealing with human rights, international security, international trade, international investment, the law of the sea, and more. This study aims to bring together the case law of these diverse judicial bodies to develop a common approach to common interests in international litigation. In contrast to previous studies that have focused on the approach to common or public interests in distinct legal regimes, this book offers an overview of the issue traversing traditional boundaries between legal regimes. It is therefore of particular interest to practitioners of international law and scholars specialising in the field seeking to broaden their horizons, and essential reading to all those interested in the enforcement of common interests at the international level."

Member of

• Law and cosmopolitan values, 10

Cataloging source

ZWZ

Index

index present

Literary form

non fiction

Series statement

Law and cosmopolitan values

Series volume

10

Target audience

specialized