Strategies of Compliance with the European Court of Human Rights: Rational Choice within Normative Constraints by Andreas von Staden (review)

Generally, more judgments are entered against some of the lower-complying states. [...]even though many more states cluster around 90 to 100 percent compliance, the overall percentage of compliance with all Court determinations falls to 56.7 percent. [...]more exploration of the variation could provide more insight and nuance to the argument. State responses to unwanted rulings on cases like corporal punishment, prisoner correspondence, parental custody or the privacy rights of public figures make for fascinating reading.