Samantha Besson
Abstract
This chapter begins by explaining the concept of adjudication—its definition, its distinction from domestic adjudication, and whether international adjudication is “adjudication” in the sense developed in domestic jurisprudence. The discussions then turn to the general and the special jurisprudence of international adjudication.
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This chapter begins by explaining the concept of adjudication—its definition, its distinction from domestic adjudication, and whether international adjudication is “adjudication” in the sense developed in domestic jurisprudence. The discussions then turn to the general and the special jurisprudence of international adjudication.
Key concepts: Adjudication, Jurisprudence, Political science, Law