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* A form of international dispute settlement that attempts to reconcile parties to a disagreement by use of negotiation, mediation, or inquiry

* The process of reaching an agreement by conferring or discussing.

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* A unilateral grant of jurisdiction by a state to the International court of Justice that allows the Court to resolve disputes involving that state.

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* A reservation that allows a state to exclude from the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice any dispute that it determines a domestic matter.

* The power of the International Court of Justice to give opinions about issues of international law at the request of the United Nations or one of its specialized agencies.

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* Doctrine that a court has criminal jurisdiction if the national interest is injured.

* Doctrine that a court has criminal jurisdiction if the forum state has the defendant in custody.

* Doctrine that a court has criminal jurisdiction if the victim is a national of the forum state.

* The power of a court or tribunal to determine the rights of a party who appears before it.

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* An is a process used to determine a disputed fact or facts.

* Before the ICJ can hear a contentious case, all of the states parties the proceeding must have recognized the Courts jurisdiction.

* allows states to make a unilateral declaration recognizing as compulsory ipso facto and without special agreement, in relation to any other state accepting the same obligation, the jurisdiction of the Court in all legal disputes.

* One questionable device that states have used to recognize the Courts jurisdiction under the Optional Clause but to still have a way out if they decide they do not want to respond to a particular suit is known as a

* The ICJs exists so that the Court may give opinions about issues of international law at the request of the United Nations or one of its specialized agencies.

* The decision of the Court has no binding force between the parties and in respect of that particular case.

* Most states have voluntarily complied with the judgments handed by the Court.

* is responsible for implementing and enforcing international rules regulating trade between nations.

* The encourages member states to resolve disputes through consultation with each other.

* The requesting member can seek the establishment of a WTO

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