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Part I. Pre-Hearing and Selection and Appointment of Judges and Arbitrators: 1. Registries and Secretariats of Interstate Dispute Resolution Authorities: Explaining Registries' and Secretariats' modes of work in light of joint information management by disputing parties promoted by Pre-judicial Proceedings Patrick Wasilczyk; 2. Judicial Independence at International Courts and Tribunals: Lessons Drawn from the Experiences of the International Court of Justice and the Appellate Body of the World Trade Organisation Rishi Gulati; 3. Designing for the Best Composition of International Courts: The Value of Diverse and Specialised International Law Expertise on the Bench Adamantia Rachovitsa; 4. The Role of the Judge Ad Hoc in Inter-state Litigation : Perspectives from the Law and Practice of the International Court of Justice Cecily Rose; Part II. Post-Commencement Litigation Procedure and Strategy: 5. Interim measures: International tribunals as international organisations Iain Scobbie; 6. Procedural Challenges and Strategies before the ICJ and ITLOS: The Indian Experience Katherine Maddox Davis; 7. Achieving Greater Access to Justice through Cost-Efficiency: A Comparative Assessment Across State-to-State Dispute Settlement Institutions Brian McGarry; 8. Opening Up International Adjudication : Mapping Procedural Transparency in International Disputes José M Reis; Part III. Evidence and Witness: 9. Testing Witnesses in International Dispute Settlement: WTO versus other International Tribunals Katherine Connolly and Marie-Astrid Dossche; 10. The Use of Experts in State-to-State Disputes: The Benefits of Cross-Fertilization Rukmini Das; Part IV. Post-Hearing and Effect of Decisions: 11. Settling a Dispute: The Scope of the International Jurisdictional Function Guillaume Guez; 12. Rule of Precedent and Rules on Precedent Niccolo Ridi; 13. Cross-fertilization and Conflicts between Courts and Tribunals: An Analysis from the Perspective of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea Makoto Seta.
Summary
This collection presents comparative analyses of the procedural aspects of the settlement of interstate disputes in international law. The contributions offer reflections on the procedure applicable to various interstate dispute settlement bodies, including international as well as regional courts and tribunals.
