The latest issue of the
Journal of International Dispute Settlement (Vol. 15, no. 2, June 2024) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
- Szilárd Gáspár-Szilágyi, When the Dragon comes Home to Roost: Chinese Investments in the EU, National Security, and Investor–State Arbitration
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Stephany Aw, The effects of third-party intervention in the adjudication of maritime delimitation disputes
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Ngangjoh Hodu Yenkong, Reflecting on the rule of law contestations narratives in the world trading system
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Samaila Adelaiye & Okechukwu Eluogu, Trade openness in developing countries and use of the dispute settlement system of the World Trade Organisation
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Yun Zhao & Hui Chen, Enhancing access to digital justice: digital governance of dispute resolution and dispute prevention in online commercial activities
- Current Developments
- Elena Ivanova, Independence and impartiality through the lens of incompatible activities, disqualification and challenge: the ICJ, ITLOS, and inter-State arbitration
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Jean-Michel Marcoux, Banning oil and gas activities under international investment law: a problem of indeterminacy
