Foreign Public Law as Global Governance: Reassessing the Theory of Foreign Public Law Claims in a Global and Regulated Economy KU Leuven
The expression “foreign public law claims” refers to legal claims submitted by sovereign States for the enforcement of their own public laws in the courts of other States. The predominant attitude of courts worldwide is to reject foreign public law claims at the stage of admissibility on the basis that the courts of one State should not help advance the political interests of another, or for fear that the admission of foreign public law ...