International Development Disputes
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Tomer Broude
This article introduces the concept of "international development disputes". It argues that despite the well-acknowledged vagueness of 'development' as an operative legal concept, there exists a set of international legal differences (primarily international economic disputes, but not exclusively so) that should be identified as international disputes about development. This family of international disputes is discussed and categorized. Recognizing such disputes has implications for the ways in which such disputes are dealt with. In particular, the effectiveness and legitimacy of using judicial methods to address development disputes should be reconsidered.
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Artikel in diesem Heft
- Article
- Introduction
- Export Promotion Policies, Export Composition and Economic Development of Korea
- WTO Rules and Agricultural Development Cooperation between Developed and Developing Countries
- International Trade and Development Law: A Legal Cultural Critique
- Special and Differential Treatment, Trade and Sustainable Development
- International Development Disputes
- Law and Development in the Islamic World: New Possibilities
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Article
- Introduction
- Export Promotion Policies, Export Composition and Economic Development of Korea
- WTO Rules and Agricultural Development Cooperation between Developed and Developing Countries
- International Trade and Development Law: A Legal Cultural Critique
- Special and Differential Treatment, Trade and Sustainable Development
- International Development Disputes
- Law and Development in the Islamic World: New Possibilities