REVUE : Journal of International Dispute Settlement (vol. 6, n°3, November 2015)

David ROY

The latest issue of the Journal of International Dispute Settlement (vol. 6, n°3, November 2015) is out. 

• Editorial
• John Gerard Ruggie & John F. Sherman III, Adding Human Rights Punch to the New Lex Mercatoria: The Impact of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights on Commercial Legal Practice
• Articles
• Geraldo Vidigal, Targeting Compliance: Prospective Remedies in International Law
• Juan Pablo Moyano García, Moral Damages in Investment Arbitration: Diverging Trends
• Regis Bonnan, Different Conceptions of Amiable Composition in International Commercial Arbitration: A Comparison in Space and Time
• Themed Section on the ICJ’s Whaling Case
• Stephen R. Tully, ‘Objective Reasonableness’ as a Standard for International Judicial Review
• Makane Moïse Mbengue & Rukmini Das, The ICJ’s Engagement with Science: To Interpret or not to Interpret?
• Guillaume Gros, The ICJ’s Handling of Science in the Whaling in the Antarctic Case: A Whale of a Case?
• Lucas Carlos Lima, The Evidential Weight of Experts before the ICJ: Reflections on the Whaling in the Antarctic Case