paragraph 37 in volume 1, chapter 3, The Political and the Institutional Role of the Court
The dissolution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics has not as such removed the legal culture of the Marxist-Socialist world, which has impressed its stamp on the International Court and its activities and to that extent the following comments remain apposite.
In Marxist-Socialist legal theory, as reflected above all in the position taken by the former Soviet Union, the dichotomy between justiciable and non-justiciable disputes was raised …