Joint development of common offshore oil and gas deposits: "mere" state practice or customary international law?

Article Abstract:

This article explores the international practice of countries forming joint cooperative agreements to develop oil and gas resources in shared offshore lands and whether this cooperation has created customary law requiring such cooperation.

Evaluation, Petroleum in submerged lands, Offshore oil fields, International cooperation, Offshore gas fields, Customary law, Natural gas in submerged lands

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Duty and discretion in international arbitration

Article Abstract:

This article argues that countries should honor international arbitration awards and vacatures decided by arbitrators in other countries to maintain consistent procedures and comply with standards of comity.

Judicial review, Commercial arbitration, Comity of nations, Vacatur

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