Litigation Strategy at the International Court

A Case Study of the Nicaragua vs. United States Dispute

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Autor:in:
Terry D. Gill
Copyright-Jahr:
1989
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978-07-92-30332-9
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01 Jun 1989
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Front Matter
Preliminary Material
Acknowledgements
Dedication
Preface
1. The International Court of Justice as the Successor to the Permanent Court of International Justice - Continuity versus Innovation
2. The Postwar Political Environment and Its Impact upon the Court
3. The Court and the United Nations
Notes Part One Section I
1. Definition and Description of the Concept of Litigation Strategy
2. The Interplay of Political and Legal Factors in Determining and Conducting Litigation Strategy
3. Elements of Litigation Strategy as Applied at the International Court
4. The Composition of the Court within the Context of Litigation Strategy
Notes Part One Section II
1. Introduction
2. Underlying Premises Behind Nicaragua’s Application to the Court and of the U.S. Reaction to the Application
3. The Initial Phase of the Litigation
4. The Question of the Court’s Jurisdiction and of the Admissibility of the Dispute
Notes Part Two Section I
1. Introductory Resumé of the Parties’ Respective Positions at the Outset of the Proceedings
2. Nicaragua’s Case Concerning the Merits
3. The United States Position on the Merits
4. The Judgment on the Merits
5. Political and Legal Aftermath of the Court’s Judgment of 27 June 1986
Notes Part Two Section II
1. Analysis of the Parties’ Litigation Strategies and Tactics in the Nicaragua v. United States Case
2. Evaluation of the Court’s Judgment on the Merits and the Influence of the Litigants’ Strategies upon the Judgment
3. General Conclusions
Notes Part Two Section III (Conclusions)
Back Matter
Index
List of References
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Verlag:
Brill | Nijhoff
Sprache:
Englisch
Umfang:
375 pp.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004634558

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