James Gerard Devaney Livres

Focusing on the critical issue of fact-finding, this book presents an in-depth analysis of the International Court of Justice's (ICJ) practices. It offers realistic proposals aimed at improving the court's approach to gathering and evaluating evidence, addressing the challenges and shortcomings currently faced. Through detailed examination, the author seeks to enhance the effectiveness and reliability of the ICJ's fact-finding processes in international law.

Offers a critical look at the nexus of military strategy, justice and law.