Book Presentation: “The ICJ and Multi-forum Litigation Strategy”
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Lady Hale Moot Court Room
University of Bristol Law School
8-10 Berkeley Square Bristol BS8 1HH United Kingdom
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Book Presentation: “The ICJ and Multi-forum Litigation Strategy”
“In a world where inter-State multi-forum litigation multiplies, so does the risk of courts becoming diplomatic platforms to air State grievances.” Nowadays, the ICJ is called upon to confront this risk when addressing the main political issues of the day. Nikolaos Voulgaris’ recent monograph “The ICJ and Multi-forum Litigation Strategy” draws on legal and political science to assess the ICJ's authority when crises reach it as part of a multi-forum litigation strategy. It identifies the essential characteristics of this strategy and delineates ICJ instrumentalisation in this context. Multi-forum litigation is the latest strategic trend when attempting to resolve inter-State disputes. The prolific utilisation of judicial institutions that comes with it (of the UN Court in particular), renders their work relevant in addressing contemporary problems but it comes at a cost. It triggers a rethinking of their role and their capacity to influence international politics.
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