Objections Not Possessing an “Exclusively Preliminary Character” in the South China Sea Arbitration
I. Introduction
II. Preliminary Objections in the South China Sea Arbitration
III. Whether Objections Do Not Possess an “Exclusively Preliminary Character”
1. The Question of Bifurcation Distinguished
2. The Jurisprudence of the International Court of Justice as a Point of Reference
3. Preliminary Objections and the “Exclusively Preliminary Character” Test in the ICJ’s Jurisprudence
IV. Treatment of Preliminary Objections in the South China Sea Arbitration
V. Conclusion
Biographical Statement
II. Preliminary Objections in the South China Sea Arbitration
III. Whether Objections Do Not Possess an “Exclusively Preliminary Character”
1. The Question of Bifurcation Distinguished
2. The Jurisprudence of the International Court of Justice as a Point of Reference
3. Preliminary Objections and the “Exclusively Preliminary Character” Test in the ICJ’s Jurisprudence
IV. Treatment of Preliminary Objections in the South China Sea Arbitration
V. Conclusion
Biographical Statement
dispute settlement
jurisdiction and admissibility
law of the sea
preliminary objections
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- 기타
- dispute settlement, jurisdiction and admissibility, law of the sea, preliminary objections