<p><strong>The Conclusion </strong>describes briefly the contents of Chapter 7 of the book that is focused on contrasting the theories in the book with established theories of domestic judicial review and on presenting different paradigms for explaining international courts. Most of the presentation is dedicated to explaining how the arguments in the previous chapters combine when a really complicated case arises.</p>

The Conclusion describes briefly the contents of Chapter 7 of the book that is focused on contrasting the theories in the book with established theories of domestic judicial review and on presenting different paradigms for explaining international courts. Most of the presentation is dedicated to explaining how the arguments in the previous chapters combine when a really complicated case arises.

Shai Dothan: International Judicial Review, The Conclusion.

Associate Professor of International and Public Law, Jean Monnet Chair in EU law &amp; Politics, at Copenhagen University Faculty of Law at iCourts.
Shai received his PhD, LLM, and LLB from Tel Aviv University. He is the author of Reputation and Judicial Tactics: A Theory of National and International Courts, Cambridge University Press (2015) and International Judicial Review: When Should International Courts Intervene? Cambridge University Press (2020).

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Associate Professor of International and Public Law, Jean Monnet Chair in EU law & Politics, at Copenhagen University Faculty of Law at iCourts. Shai received his PhD, LLM, and LLB from Tel Aviv University. He is the author of Reputation and Judicial Tactics: A Theory of National and International Courts, Cambridge University Press (2015) and International Judicial Review: When Should International Courts Intervene? Cambridge University Press (2020).

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