When the United States asked the International Court of Justice to resolve a long-standing dispute with Italy over American property confiscated by the Italian government, it achieved resolution of conflict through the process called

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The process used to resolve the dispute between the United States and Italy was arbitration, as the two countries agreed to submit the case to the International Court of Justice for a binding decision. This involves a neutral third party (in this case, the Court) hearing both sides and making a decision that both parties agree to abide by. Collective bargaining is a negotiation process between parties to reach an agreement, jurisprudence refers to the body of law created by legal precedents, and judicial review is the process by which a court examines the actions of a government to determine their constitutionality.

When the United States Asked the International Court of Justice