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An Empirical Study of the Voting Pattern of Judges of the International Court of Justice (2005-2016)

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Table 1 Variable Coding and Data Sources
Table 3 reports results for the voting pattern of nonpar- nonpar-ty judges whose States speak the same majorinonpar-ty  languag-es as applicants (rlanguag-espondents) and other judglanguag-es
Table 3 Votes of judges whose states speak same majority languages as applicants (respondents) and other judges
Table 4 Regression Results of Nationality, Democracy, Language and Wealth

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