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Justice: a commentary. Oxford University Press, Oxford, pp 1416–1446
Buga I (2012) Territorial sovereignty issues in maritime disputes: a jurisdictional dilemma for law
of the sea tribunals. Int J Mar Coast Law 27:59–95
Cannizzaro E, Bonafé B (2005) Fragmenting international law through compromissory clauses?
Some remarks on the decision of the ICJ in the Oil Platforms case. Eur J Int Law 16:481–497
Cheng B (1953) General principles of law as applied by international courts and tribunals.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Crosato Neumann A (2015) Sovereignty disputes under UNCLOS: some thoughts and remarks on
the Chagos Marine Protected Area Dispute. http://cilj.co.uk
Eiriksson G (2000) The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. Martinus Nijhoff, Boston
Forteau M (2013) The diversity of applicable law before international tribunals as a source of
forum shopping and fragmentation of international law: an assessment. In: Wolfrum R and
I. Gätzschmann I (eds) International dispute settlement: room for innovations? Springer,
Heidelberg, pp 417–441
Forteau M (2016) Regulating the competition between international courts and tribunals. The role
of ratione materiae jurisdiction under Part XV of UNCLOS. Law Pract Int Courts Tribunals
15:190–206
Gaja G (1975) Considerazioni sugli effetti delle sentenze di merito della Corte internazionale di
giustizia. Comunicazioni e Studi 14:313–336
Klein N (2016) Expansions and restrictions in the UNCLOS dispute settlement regime: lessons
from recent decisions. Chin J Int Law 15:403–415
Klein N (2017) The vicissitudes of dispute settlement under the Law of the Sea Convention. Int J
Mar Coast Law 32:332–363
Kontorovich E (2013) Israel/Palestine — the ICC’s uncharted territory. J Int Crim Just 11:979–999
Kulick A (2015) Article 60 ICJ Statute, interpretation proceedings, and the competing concepts of
res judicata. Leiden J Int Law 28:73–89
Mitchell A, Heaton D (2010) The inherent jurisdiction of WTO tribunals: the select application of
public international law required by the judicial function. Mich J Int Law 31:559–619
Nguyen LN (2016) The Chagos Marine Protected Area Arbitration: has the scope of LOSC compulsory jurisdiction been clarified? Int J Mar Coast Law 31:120–143
Orakhelashvili A (2007) The international court and ‘its freedom to select the ground upon which
it will base its judgment’. Int Comp Law Q 56:171–184
Papadaki M (2014) Compromissory clauses as the gatekeepers of the law to be ‘used’ in the ICJ
and the PCIJ. J Int Dispute Settlement 5:560–604
Parlett K (2017) Beyond the four corners of the convention: expanding the scope of jurisdiction of
law of the sea tribunals. Ocean Dev Int Law 48:284–299
Pauwelyn J, Salles LE (2009) Forum shopping before international tribunals: (real) concerns,
(im)possible solutions. Cornell Int Law J 42:77–118
Peat D (2013) Interpreting reasons: the interpretation of the 1962 Temple of Preah Vihear judgment. Hague Yearb Int Law 26:201–215
Prislan V (2013) Non-investment obligations in investment treaty arbitration – towards a greater
role for states? In: Baetens F (ed) Investment law within international law: an integrationist
perspective. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, pp 450–481
Qu W (2016) The issue of jurisdiction over mixed disputes in the Chagos Marine Protection Area
Arbitration and beyond. Ocean Dev Int Law 47:40–51
Ronen Y (2014) Israel, Palestine and the ICC — territory uncharted but not unknown. J Int Crim
Just 12:7–25
Salles LE (2014) Forum shopping in international adjudication. The role of preliminary objections.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Schmalenbach K (2008) Struggle for exclusiveness: the ECJ and competing international tribunals.
In: Buffard I et al (eds) International law between universalism and fragmentation. Festschrift
in honour of Gerhard Hafner. Martinus Nijhoff, Boston, pp 1045–1068
Between Consent and Effectiveness: Incidental Determinations and the Expansion…
Brown C (2012) Article 59. In: Zimmerman A et al (eds) The statute of the International Court of
Justice: a commentary. Oxford University Press, Oxford, pp 1416–1446
Buga I (2012) Territorial sovereignty issues in maritime disputes: a jurisdictional dilemma for law
of the sea tribunals. Int J Mar Coast Law 27:59–95
Cannizzaro E, Bonafé B (2005) Fragmenting international law through compromissory clauses?
Some remarks on the decision of the ICJ in the Oil Platforms case. Eur J Int Law 16:481–497
Cheng B (1953) General principles of law as applied by international courts and tribunals.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Crosato Neumann A (2015) Sovereignty disputes under UNCLOS: some thoughts and remarks on
the Chagos Marine Protected Area Dispute. http://cilj.co.uk
Eiriksson G (2000) The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. Martinus Nijhoff, Boston
Forteau M (2013) The diversity of applicable law before international tribunals as a source of
forum shopping and fragmentation of international law: an assessment. In: Wolfrum R and
I. Gätzschmann I (eds) International dispute settlement: room for innovations? Springer,
Heidelberg, pp 417–441
Forteau M (2016) Regulating the competition between international courts and tribunals. The role
of ratione materiae jurisdiction under Part XV of UNCLOS. Law Pract Int Courts Tribunals
15:190–206
Gaja G (1975) Considerazioni sugli effetti delle sentenze di merito della Corte internazionale di
giustizia. Comunicazioni e Studi 14:313–336
Klein N (2016) Expansions and restrictions in the UNCLOS dispute settlement regime: lessons
from recent decisions. Chin J Int Law 15:403–415
Klein N (2017) The vicissitudes of dispute settlement under the Law of the Sea Convention. Int J
Mar Coast Law 32:332–363
Kontorovich E (2013) Israel/Palestine — the ICC’s uncharted territory. J Int Crim Just 11:979–999
Kulick A (2015) Article 60 ICJ Statute, interpretation proceedings, and the competing concepts of
res judicata. Leiden J Int Law 28:73–89
Mitchell A, Heaton D (2010) The inherent jurisdiction of WTO tribunals: the select application of
public international law required by the judicial function. Mich J Int Law 31:559–619
Nguyen LN (2016) The Chagos Marine Protected Area Arbitration: has the scope of LOSC compulsory jurisdiction been clarified? Int J Mar Coast Law 31:120–143
Orakhelashvili A (2007) The international court and ‘its freedom to select the ground upon which
it will base its judgment’. Int Comp Law Q 56:171–184
Papadaki M (2014) Compromissory clauses as the gatekeepers of the law to be ‘used’ in the ICJ
and the PCIJ. J Int Dispute Settlement 5:560–604
Parlett K (2017) Beyond the four corners of the convention: expanding the scope of jurisdiction of
law of the sea tribunals. Ocean Dev Int Law 48:284–299
Pauwelyn J, Salles LE (2009) Forum shopping before international tribunals: (real) concerns,
(im)possible solutions. Cornell Int Law J 42:77–118
Peat D (2013) Interpreting reasons: the interpretation of the 1962 Temple of Preah Vihear judgment. Hague Yearb Int Law 26:201–215
Prislan V (2013) Non-investment obligations in investment treaty arbitration – towards a greater
role for states? In: Baetens F (ed) Investment law within international law: an integrationist
perspective. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, pp 450–481
Qu W (2016) The issue of jurisdiction over mixed disputes in the Chagos Marine Protection Area
Arbitration and beyond. Ocean Dev Int Law 47:40–51
Ronen Y (2014) Israel, Palestine and the ICC — territory uncharted but not unknown. J Int Crim
Just 12:7–25
Salles LE (2014) Forum shopping in international adjudication. The role of preliminary objections.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Schmalenbach K (2008) Struggle for exclusiveness: the ECJ and competing international tribunals.
In: Buffard I et al (eds) International law between universalism and fragmentation. Festschrift
in honour of Gerhard Hafner. Martinus Nijhoff, Boston, pp 1045–1068
Between Consent and Effectiveness: Incidental Determinations and the Expansion…