As the glow that accompanied the kinetic judicialization of the field of international criminal
justice has faded over time, scholars have increasingly turned to expressivist strands of …

The article examines complex legal aspects of the problem of responsibility, when it comes
to offences against internationally protected persons (OIPP). The article reveals that …

Following the Liberation War of 1971 between Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan) and
West Pakistan, Bangladesh, a newly formed country, enacted the International Crimes …

Transitional justice, aimed at assisting societies in responding to legacies of systematic or
mass human rights violations, is tasked with the arduous endeavor of simultaneously …

L'état du droit international sur la prise en charge des victimes de crimes internationaux
commis par des enfants à l'occasion des conflits armés ou d'autres atrocités de masse …

The prohibition and prosecution of core international crimes are understood as a liberal
response to particularly cruel acts that shock the conscience of humanity. But what is the …

This book argues that the expressivist justice model provides a meaningful foundation for
the participation of victims in international criminal proceedings. Traditional criminal justice …

There is increasing reliance on international criminal justice in the face of mass crimes, and
a proliferation of international and hybrid courts have been established to try individuals for …

Taking the war in Syria as a case study, this dissertation proposes an account of criminal
accountability that merits the language that is expressed by calls for criminal accountability …

There is still a significant lack of consensus over the proper place of history-writing in
international criminal adjudication. Lawyers and practitioners have adopted varying attitudes …