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International judicial integration and fragmentation

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Webb, Philippa

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TextPublication details: OUP OxfordGB 2013Description: xxv, 253 pAction note:

8/28/13 EVELYND

Summary: Addresses three questions viz., are international courts engaged in the dialectic and do they render decisions that are largely coherent; what factors influence the degree of integration or fragmentation among international courts?; and what do the results of the first two questions tell us about the development of international law by international courts?

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Addresses three questions viz., are international courts engaged in the dialectic and do they render decisions that are largely coherent; what factors influence the degree of integration or fragmentation among international courts?; and what do the results of the first two questions tell us about the development of international law by international courts?

8/28/13 EVELYND

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