The Culture of Judicial Independence : Rule of Law and World Peace

The Culture Of Judicial Independence: Rule Of Law And World Peace, Is The Third Book By Shimon Shetreet On Judicial Independence. The First Was Judicial Independence: The Contemporary Debate (edited By Shimon Shetreet And Jules Deschênes, Nijhoff, 1985). The Second Was The Culture Of Judicial Independence: Conceptual Foundations And Practical Challenges (edited By Shimon Shetreet And Christopher Forsyth, Nijhoff, 2012). This Volume Contains Essays By Senior Academics, Judges And Practitioners Across Jurisdictions Offering An Analysis Of Several Central Issues Relative To The Culture Of Judicial Independence. These Include Judicial Review, Human Rights, Democracy, The Rule Of Law And World Peace, Constitutional Position Of Top Courts, Relations Between The Judiciary And The Other Branches Of Government, Impartiality And Fairness Of The Judicial Process, Judicial Ethics, Dispute Resolution In Arbitral Awards And International Investments, International Courts And Cross Country Issues, Judicial Selection. The Volume Also Offers An Update Report On The International Project Of Judicial Independence Of The International Association Of Judicial Independence And World Peace, Including The Relations Of Top Courts And International Courts, Administrative Judges, Culture Of Judicial Independence And Public Inquiries By Judges.-- Judicial Independence, Human Rights, Democracy, The Rule Of Law And World Peace -- Constitutional Position Of Top Courts -- Relations Between The Judiciary And The Other Branches Of Government -- Impartiality Of The Judicial Process -- International Courts And Cross Country Issues -- Judicial Selection -- International Standards Of Judicial Independence -- Text Of The International Standards Of Judicial Independence. Edited By Shimon Shetreet. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.