29 September 2021

About the Mystery of International Criminal Law – An interview with Prof Gerry Simpson (LSE Chair of Public International Law) [Audio Available]

2 Comments / International Law, Vanessa Vohs /

LSE Law Review · About the Mystery of International Criminal Law – An interview with Prof Gerry Simpson In this special interview, LSE Law Review Notes Editor Vanessa Vohs1asks Professor Gerry Simpson (LSE Chair of Public International Law) about the mystery of international criminal law: why is the discipline heavily criticised and nonetheless still blossoming so much […]

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The Menace of Ethnic Imbalance in International Arbitration

1 Comment / International Law, Prateek Joinwal /

With the increasing popularity of international arbitration as a forum for resolving trade and investment disputes, the call for having ‘ethnically balanced’ panels of arbitrators has been stronger than ever. However, statistics reveal that these panels have retained their antediluvian Anglo-European hegemony, which hampers their legitimacy by engendering claims pertaining to their failure to be

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