Ugochukwu Sunday addresses which courts have international jurisdiction over environmental disputes arising from Niger Delta claims and examines choice-of-law questions in those disputes. The work approaches these issues through a conflict-of-laws analysis.
Its stated subject also covers environmental law and policy, international environmental law and policies, and international maritime law issues. As no specific thesis, finding or legal conclusion has been verified, no broader claim can be made about the work’s outcome.
Which courts have international jurisdiction over environmental disputes arising from Niger Delta claims and which law applies to those disputes.
The work addresses jurisdiction and choice-of-law issues in environmental disputes arising from Niger Delta claims. The available evidence does not, however, establish a particular judicial approach, legal rule or practical outcome.
2026
DOI 10.13140/rg.2.2.14050.90566
