Table of Contents

• 1. Introduction

• 2. Marion Esnault, On the pertinence of ‘public interest’ for international litigation

• 3. Yusra Suedi & Justine Bendel, Public interest litigation: a pipe dream or the future of international litigation?

• 4. Craig Eggett & Sarah Thin, Third party intervention before the International Court of Justice: A tool for litigation in the public interest?

• 5. Paula Wojcikiewicz Almeida & Miriam Cohen, Mapping the ‘public’ in public interest litigation: an empirical analysis of ‘participants’ before the International Court of Justice

• 6. Brian McGarry & Nasim Zargarinejad, All That Glitters is Not Monetary Gold: Indispensable Parties and Public Interest Litigation before International Tribunals

• 7. Carlos Antonio Cruz Carrillo, The role of advisory opinions in addressing public interest issues

• 8. Kristina Hellwig, Third-party investigation in international criminal law: public interest litigation in a broader sense?

• 9. Wasiq Abass Dar & Gautam Mohanty, NGOs as amicus in investor-state arbitration: Addressing public interest and human rights issues

• 10. Maria-Louiza Deftou, Balancing public interest with health-related rights: current dilemmas and future prospects

• 11. Dinah Shelton, Reparations for Human Rights Violations: A Major Objective of Public Interest Litigation

• 12. Vonintsoa Rafaly, Ocean-climate Litigation: Enforcing Public Interest Against all Odds

• 13. Corina Heri, Climate Cases as Public Interest Litigation before the European Court of Human Rights