The International Judge: An Introduction to the Men and Women Who Decide the World’s Cases

Daniel Terris · Cesare P.R. Romano · Leigh Swigart · Tribunals

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List of Illustrations Foreword INTRODUCTION: 1. International Courts: An Overview 2. Becoming a Judge 3. Inside the Courts 4. International Judges and International Law 5. Between Law and Politics 6. Tests of Character CONCLUSION Appendix 1: Chart: The International Judiciary in Context Appendix 2: Judges Interviewed Bibliography Index

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