Legal and non-legal scholarship examines extensively the impact of subjective conditions such as biases on international judicial decision-making. This paper shifts the focus on the impact of objective conditions on international judicial decision-making with similar effects and introduces the...

The present Article aims to examine trends in amendment/modification/revision (A/M/R) practices in international law, both pre- and post-VCLT, and how these reflect the constant tug-of-war between the competing interests of stability of international relations and the necessity to change in...