Awards

• Winner of American Society of International Law Certificate of Merit 2010.
• Winner of WINNER OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW CERTIFICATE OF MERIT 2010.

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<br> An excellent and important contribution to the understanding of the complex issues associated with the proliferation of international courts and tribunals, competing jurisdictions, and fragmentation of international law. <br>-Dr. Nikolaus Lavranos, Max Weber Fellow, EUI, Florence, GlobalLawBooks.org<br>

Chester Brown's book provides a very valuable first study of the emergence of a common law of international adjudication that is fed by an increasing number of international courts and tribunals...this book fills a gap in the legal literature on a topic that is of growing importance in the practice of international law litigation Stephan Wittich, University of Vienna, Austrian Review of International and European Law [Brown's] analysis is an excellent and an important contribution to the understanding of the complex issues associated with the proliferation of international courtsand tribunals, competing jurisdictions, and fragmentation ofinternational law. European Journal of International Law (20) [T]his volume,,,stands out for its breadth and for its insight into international adjudication...[It] surelu deserves the recognition that it has received for its technical merit. American Journal of International Law [A]n insightful and thoughtful work that is clearly and concisely written. The author has undertaken a mammoth research task and condensed it into an approachable and lucid study. Australian Yearbook of International Law vol 27

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Chester Brown is a former Senior Associate in the International Law and International Arbitration Group, at Clifford Chance LLP and is currently Assistant Legal Adviser to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office

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