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June 25, 2025Journal of International Dispute SettlementOpen Access

Inter-court competition in non-adjudicative activities: a case study of the International Court of Justice presidential speeches, 1991–2022

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ZLZelin Li

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Case study highlights inter-court competition through ICJ presidential speeches, indicating influences on identity and environmental disputes.

Key Points

  • ICJ presidential speeches show evidence of inter-court competition and identity enhancement among international courts.
  • Thematic analysis of speeches revealed frequent references to other courts and efforts to promote the ICJ's environmental dispute capabilities.
  • Non-adjudicative activities of the ICJ are explored through an ecological framework, emphasizing self-interest as a driving force.
  • Findings call for further research on inter-organizational relationships and competition among international entities.

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Zelin Li (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af5f07ad7bf08b1eae17d4https://doi.org/10.1093/jnlids/idaf043
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