The book explores the evolution and impact of international courts since the end of the Cold War, highlighting the increase from six to over two dozen courts that have issued extensive binding rulings. It examines how the delegation of judicial authority to these institutions shapes both global and domestic political landscapes, providing insights into the trends and developments in international law.
The Oxford Handbook of International Adjudication offers a comprehensive analysis of the impact of international adjudicatory bodies on law and politics, particularly in economic relations and human rights enforcement. It covers the evolution, types, theoretical approaches, contemporary issues, key actors, and procedural challenges in international adjudication, serving as a vital resource for scholars and practitioners.