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List of contents
Introduction Rishi Gulati; 1. International organisations and their access to justice obligation Rishi Gulati; 2. The criteria for assessing the appropriateness of dispute resolution mechanisms at international organisations Rishi Gulati; 3. Assessing dispute resolution mechanisms at international organisations Rishi Gulati; 4. The nature of institutional immunities: A conundrum yet to be resolved Rishi Gulati; 5. Realising access to justice in claims against international organisations: Coordinating regulatory authority between the national and institutional legal orders Rishi Gulati; Conclusion Rishi Gulati.
About the author
Dr Rishi Gulati has a Bachelor of Laws (Hons) from the Australian National University, Advanced Masters in Public International Law from Leiden University and PhD from King's College London. He has taught international law at the world's top universities, and as Barrister, regularly appears before international courts and tribunals.
Summary
Most victims of international institutional conduct are unable to access the protection of national courts due to the latter's jurisdictional immunities. Justice at the international level is also unrealisable. This book advances a regulatory scheme that ensures access to justice to victims without compromising institutional independence.
Foreword
This book proposes an approach that guarantees access to justice for victims of international institutional conduct without compromising institutional independence.
