1968 Prize Award Essay The South West Africa Cases and the Jurisprudence of International Law

Alexander J. Pollock

International Organization, 1969, vol. 23, issue 4, 767-787

Abstract: The South West Africa Cases presented the International Court of Justice (ICJ) with a choice not only between the parties to the suit but also between rival claims about the nature of international law itself. Perhaps every case presents the Court with a choice of some degree between jurisprudential foundations, but in the South West Africa Cases the choice is striking.

Date: 1969
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