Shai Dothan

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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Episoder(12)

Shai Dothan: International Judicial Review, Chapter 3.

Chapter 3 targets another challenge to international courts' intervention: the argument that international courts do not make better decisions than national bodies. The chapter identifies a set of cir...

23 Aug 20217min

Shai Dothan: International Judicial Review, Chapter 2.

Chapter 2 addresses the legitimacy of intervention by international courts—unelected international bodies—in the decisions of democratically elected domestic officials. The chapter starts by delineati...

23 Aug 202110min

Shai Dothan: International Judicial Review, Chapter 1.

This is the introduction to the book. Chapter 1. contains an overview of the arguments in the following chapters. https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/international-judicial-review/E918BA3B4E4055DCD24...

23 Aug 202110min

Bridging the Abyss

"Real meaning always lies in the connection between two ideas or more." "Two moods of thinking are therefore necessary: a cool and distant comprehension of distinct concepts, and a music that storms t...

22 Aug 20219min