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The World Behind The World Court’s Bench: Diversity vs Organisational Continuity At The International Court Of Justice
This paper explores the evolution of the International Court of Justice (‘ICJ’) as a ‘World Court’ by examining the development and diversification of legal support at the Court over the past three decades from a socio-legal perspective. The paper draws on 32 semi-structured qualitative interviews w
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