The Emerging Practice of the International Criminal Court
Edited by Carsten Stahn, The Grotius Centre of International Legal Studies and Göran Sluiter, University of Amsterdam
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Biographical note
Carsten Stahn is Programme Director of the Grotius Centre of International Legal Studies, Associate Professor of International Criminal Law at Leiden University and former Legal Officer at the ICC.
Göran Sluiter is Professor of Law (International Criminal Procedure) at the University of Amsterdam and a judge at the district courts of Utrecht and The Hague.
Göran Sluiter is Professor of Law (International Criminal Procedure) at the University of Amsterdam and a judge at the district courts of Utrecht and The Hague.
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"This book...is useful for all practitioners, academics and students of international criminal law who are interested in
gaining in-depth knowledge of the work of the first permanent international criminal court."
Ousman Njikam, Criminal Law Forum (2010) 21:527–543.
gaining in-depth knowledge of the work of the first permanent international criminal court."
Ousman Njikam, Criminal Law Forum (2010) 21:527–543.
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