| The Iraq Investigative Team and Prospects for Justice for the Yazidi Genocide |
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| Criminalizing Corporate Actors for Exploitation of Natural Resources in Armed Conflict: UN Natural Resources Sanctions Committees and the International Criminal Court |
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| Criminalization of Crimes Against Humanity under National Law |
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| A Contextual and Historical Analysis of the International Law Commission's 2017 Draft Articles for a New Global Treaty on Crimes Against Humanity |
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| Extradition and Mutual Legal Assistance in the Draft Convention on Crimes Against Humanity |
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| AVictory for International Rule of Law? Or: All's Well that Ends Well? The 2017 ASP Decision to Amend the Kampala Amendment on the Crime of Aggression |
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| When (and How) Will the Crime of Aggression Amendments Enter into Force? Interpreting the Rome Statute by Recognizing Participation in the Adoption of the Crime of Aggression Resolutions as 'Subsequent Practice' under the VCLT |
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| Challenges in the Implementation of the Reparation Award against Hissein Habre Can the Spell of Unenforceable Awards across the Globe be Broken? |
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| India and China Before, At, and After Rome |
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| Why Serious International Crimes Might Not Seem 'Manifestly Unlawful' to Low-level Perpetrators A Social-Psychological Approach to Superior Orders |
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| Jurisprudence Continues to Evolve The ECCC's Revision of Common Purpose Liability |
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| The Pre-Trial Chamber's Afghanistan Decision A Step Too Far in the Judicial Review of Prosecutorial Discretion? |
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| The Radically Routine Rohingya Case Territorial Jurisdiction and the Crime of Deportation under the ICC Statute |
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| Disciplinary Matchmaking: Critics of International Criminal Law Meet Critics of Liberal Peacebuilding |
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| Should the ICC Assess Complementarity with Respect to Non-state Armed Groups?: Hidden Questions in the Second Al-Werfalli Arrest Warrant |
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| A Curious Aggression Trial in Ukraine: Some Reflections on the Alexandrov and Yerofeyev Case |
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| Can the ICC Exercise Jurisdiction over US Nationals for Crimes Committed in the Afghanistan Situation? |
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| The Retroactive Application of the Rome Statute in Cases of Security Council Referrals and Ad hoc Declarations An Appraisal of the Existing Solutions to an Under-discussed Problem |
1 |
| The Legality of Rebel Courts during Non-International Armed Conflicts |
1 |
| When Justice Leads, Does Politics Follow? The Realist Limits of Prosecutorial Agency in Marginalizing War Criminals |
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| From Timbuktu to The Hague and Beyond The War Crime of Intentionally Attacking Cultural Property |
1 |
| 'Now that we have no voice, what will happen to us?' Experiences of Victim Participation in the Kenyatta Case |
1 |
| The Judiciary of International Criminal Law Double Decline and Practical Turn |
1 |
| Accountability for Crimes against the Rohingya Possibilities for the General Assembly where the Security Council Fails |
1 |
| Starvation in Armed Conflicts An Analysis Based on the Right to Food |
1 |
| Conflict-induced Food Insecurity and the War Crime of Starvation of Civilians as a Method of Warfare The Underlying Rules of International Humanitarian Law |
1 |
| The War Crime of Starvation in Non-International Armed Conflict |
1 |
| Determining the Commission of Genocide in Myanmar Legal and Policy Considerations |
1 |
| Destruction of Cultural Heritage before the ICC The Influence of Human Rights on Reparations Proceedings for Victims and the Accused |
1 |
| Prevention of Crimes Against Humanity |
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| The Draft Articles on Crimes Against Humanity and Immunities of State Officials Unfinished Business? |
1 |
| Three Propositions for a Future Convention on Crimes Against Humanity The Prohibition of Amnesties, Military Courts, and Reservations |
1 |
| Is there Something Missing in the Proposed Convention on Crimes Against Humanity? A Political Question for States and a Doctrinal One for the International Law Commission |
1 |
| Laying the Foundations for a Convention on Crimes Against Humanity Concluding Observations |
1 |
| Gender-based Persecution as a Crime Against Humanity: The Road Ahead |
1 |
| Culture-specific Evidence before Internationalized Criminal Courts: Lessons from Asian Jurisdictions |
1 |
| Grand Corruption and the International Criminal Court in the 'Venezuela Situation' |
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| Individual Criminal Liability for Arms Exports under the ICC Statute: A Case Study of Arms Exports from Europe to Saudi-led Coalition Members Used in the War in Yemen |
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| Accountability for Syria: Is the International Criminal Court Now a Realistic Option? |
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| Beyond 'African Solutions to African Problems' at the Extraordinary African Chambers and 'Distant Justice' at the International Criminal Court |
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| The Malabo Protocol, the ICC, and the Idea of 'Regional Complementarity' |
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| The Nature of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (and its Amended Jurisdictional Scheme) |
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| Bringing States to Justice for Crimes against Humanity The Compromissory Clause in the International Law Commission Draft Convention on Crimes against Humanity |
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| Participation, Reparation, and Redress Draft Article 12 of the ILC's Draft Articles on Crimes Against Humanity at the Intersection of International Criminal Law and Human Rights Law |
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| The Universal Duty to Establish Jurisdiction over, and Investigate, Crimes Against Humanity Preliminary Remarks on Draft Articles 9 and 11 by the International Law Commission |
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| Justice in the Absence of the Accused Can the Rights of Victims be Fully Vindicated without the Participation of the Accused? |
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| Assessing Victim Participation during Sentencing at the International Criminal Court |
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| The Flipside of Complementarity Double Jeopardy at the International Criminal Court |
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| ReVisiting the ICC Registry's ReVision Project |
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| 'Too High','Too Low', or 'Just Fair Enough'? Finding Legitimacy Through the Accused's Right to a Fair Trial |
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