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Voigt, Stefan; Gutmann, Jerg - In: International review of law and economics 43 (2015), pp. 156-166

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Between "member-driven" WTO governance and "constitutional justice" : judicial dilemmas in GATT/WTO dispute settlement

Petersmann, Ernst-Ulrich - In: Journal of international economic law 21 (2018) 1, pp. 103-122

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The world court of human rights feasibility study

Saktorová, L'ubica - In: Danube : law and economics review 9 (2018) 1, pp. 37-47

The idea of the World Court of Human Rights was first envisioned in 1947 along with other institutions designed to … determine key issues of the prospective establishment of the World Court by an examination of its theoretical position among the … and procedural competences of the World Court, the enforcement mechanism, jurisdiction and related benefits. The objective …

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Domestic judicial defiance and the authority of international legal regimes

Dyèvre, Arthur - In: European journal of law and economics 44 (2017) 3, pp. 453-481

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The International Court of Justice and the Judicial Politics of Identifying Customary International Law

Petersen, Niels - 2020

It is often observed in the literature on customary international law that the identification practice of the International Court of Justice for customary norms deviates from the traditional definition of customary law in Art. 38 (1) lit. b of the ICJ Statute. However, while there are many...

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Judicial independence : why does de facto diverge from de jure?

Hayo, Bernd; Voigt, Stefan - In: European journal of political economy 79 (2023), pp. 1-16

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The independence of judges and corporate social responsibility

Miao, Senlin; Tian, Gary Gang; Wen, Fenghua; Xiao, Jinli - In: Journal of business ethics : JBE 193 (2024) 3, pp. 633-653

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Judicial Discretion in Sentencing : A Justice System that is No Longer Just?

Mallett, Sean - 2015

One of the fundamental principles of the criminal law is consistency: like offenders must be treated alike. However, research has shown that when it comes to sentencing in New Zealand, there is in fact substantial regional disparity in the penalty imposed on similarly situated offenders. The...

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An Econometric Analysis of the Influence of the Advocate General on the Court of Justice of the European Union

Arrebola, Carlos; Mauricio, Ana Julia; Jiménez … - 2016

This article contributes to a more comprehensive understanding of the role of the Advocate General in the makeup of the Court of Justice of the European Union. The article measures the influence of the Advocate General on the judgments of the Court of Justice through an econometric study using a...

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Judicial Politics in Unstable Democracies : The Case of the Philippine Supreme Court, an Empirical Analysis 1986-2010

Escresa, Laarni; Garoupa, Nuno - 2012

In this paper we investigate empirically the determinants of judicial behavior at the Philippine Supreme Court in the period 1986-2010. Our results show some alignment between individual Justices and the interests of the presidential appointers, although it varies across presidential terms. We...

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