In his opening lecture of the LL.M. Program in Public International Law at Leiden University, Judge Buergenthal examines whether the recent phenomenon of the proliferation of international tribunals is to be welcomed or regretted by those who are interested in seeing international law become a vibrant and politically relevant legal system. He addresses questions relating to their interaction and the delimitation of their respective roles.
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Thomas Buergenthal (2001) studied this question.
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