'Dr Kaikobad is to be commended for exposing with great clarity and precision a highly technical legal topic. The load of case law considered and analysed is impressive, placing Kaikobad's personal views and insights always on firm ground. The balance maintained throughout between the demands of finality of international judicial decisions in accordance with res judicata and of stability of international frontiers, on the one hand, and the remedial function that the powers of interpretation and revision may have with regard to the substantive and procedural fairness of judicial proceedings, on the other, adds to the feeling that the present book will constitute for academics and practitioners the primary reference on interpretation and revision of international boundary decisions for years to come.' European Journal of International Law

• Part I. Introduction: 1. Introduction; Part II. The Settlement of Territorial and Boundary Disputes: 2. Problems in settlement; Part III. Judicial Remedies: Interpretation: 3. The interpretation of judgments and awards; 4. The classification of the notion of interpretation; 5. Legal issues regarding interpretation; 6. Principles of interpretation; Part IV. Judicial Remedies: Revision: 7. The revision of judgments and awards; 8. General features of revision; 9. The classification of the notion of revision; 10. Issues of admissibility; 11. Selected substantive and procedural aspects of revision; Part V. Conclusions: 12. Conclusions; Bibliography; Index.

'Dr Kaikobad is to be commended for exposing with great clarity and precision a highly technical legal topic. The load of case law considered and analysed is impressive, placing Kaikobad's personal views and insights always on firm ground. The balance maintained throughout between the demands of finality of international judicial decisions in accordance with res judicata and of stability of international frontiers, on the one hand, and the remedial function that the powers of interpretation and revision may have with regard to the substantive and procedural fairness of judicial proceedings, on the other, adds to the feeling that the present book will constitute for academics and practitioners the primary reference on interpretation and revision of international boundary decisions for years to come.' European Journal of International Law

• Part I. Introduction: 1. Introduction; Part II. The Settlement of Territorial and Boundary Disputes: 2. Problems in settlement; Part III. Judicial Remedies: Interpretation: 3. The interpretation of judgments and awards; 4. The classification of the notion of interpretation; 5. Legal issues regarding interpretation; 6. Principles of interpretation; Part IV. Judicial Remedies: Revision: 7. The revision of judgments and awards; 8. General features of revision; 9. The classification of the notion of revision; 10. Issues of admissibility; 11. Selected substantive and procedural aspects of revision; Part V. Conclusions: 12. Conclusions; Bibliography; Index.

'Dr Kaikobad is to be commended for exposing with great clarity and precision a highly technical legal topic. The load of case law considered and analysed is impressive, placing Kaikobad's personal views and insights always on firm ground. The balance maintained throughout between the demands of finality of international judicial decisions in accordance with res judicata and of stability of international frontiers, on the one hand, and the remedial function that the powers of interpretation and revision may have with regard to the substantive and procedural fairness of judicial proceedings, on the other, adds to the feeling that the present book will constitute for academics and practitioners the primary reference on interpretation and revision of international boundary decisions for years to come.' European Journal of International Law

• Part I. Introduction: 1. Introduction; Part II. The Settlement of Territorial and Boundary Disputes: 2. Problems in settlement; Part III. Judicial Remedies: Interpretation: 3. The interpretation of judgments and awards; 4. The classification of the notion of interpretation; 5. Legal issues regarding interpretation; 6. Principles of interpretation; Part IV. Judicial Remedies: Revision: 7. The revision of judgments and awards; 8. General features of revision; 9. The classification of the notion of revision; 10. Issues of admissibility; 11. Selected substantive and procedural aspects of revision; Part V. Conclusions: 12. Conclusions; Bibliography; Index.