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Smbatyan, A.S. (2011). Is there need to “save” the system of international judiciary from fragmenting?. Law and Politics, 9, 1509–1513. https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=51589
Smbatyan, A.S. Is there need to “save” the system of international judiciary from fragmenting?Abstract: Lack of hierarchy in the system of international judiciary reflects specific features of international law, which is initially fragmented. The attempts to form a hierarchy by heightening the status of the ICJ, as well as “division of labor” would lead to the leveling of the very meaning of international justice. Keywords: jurisprudence, fragmenting, diversification, system, judiciary, justice, hierarchy, international, law, precedents.
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