The present thesis examines how the obligation to make reparation is allocated among multipleresponsible actors before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and beyond. It starts from an analysis of the applicable rules and principles on the obligation to make reparation and the law of remedies in international law and before various judicial institutions. It then turns to the various typologies of cases involving multiple responsible actors as well as to an examination of the principle of joint and several responsibility. Finally, it inquires how the ICJ (primarily) and other international courts and tribunals have dealt with such cases in their broader jurisdictional context and taking into consideration their approach to remedies generally.
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Is it ever about the money? Remedies, compensation and shared international responsibility before the ICJ and beyond