International Criminal Justice in bello?
The ICC between Law and Politics in Darfur and Northern Uganda
Biographical note
Philipp Kastner, Dr. iur. (2009), University of Innsbruck, Austria, is a DCL/PhD candidate at McGill University in Montreal (Quebec), Canada. His research focuses on the resolution of armed conflicts, international criminal law, international humanitarian law, legal pluralism and legal theory.
Readership
All those interested in international criminal law and the development of the International Criminal Court, peace and conflict studies and the relationship between law and politics.
Table of contents
Preface; List of Acronyms; Introduction;
1. The Conceptual Framework - International Criminal Justice and Armed Conflicts;
2. The Factual Framework - The Conflicts in Northern Uganda and Darfur;
3. The Referrals of the Two Situations to the ICC Prosecutor;
4. The Effects of the ICC Involvement on the Conflicts – No Justice without Peace?;
5. A Possibly Proactive Role of the ICC Prosecutor through His Prosecutorial Discretion;
Conclusion; Bibliography; Index.
1. The Conceptual Framework - International Criminal Justice and Armed Conflicts;
2. The Factual Framework - The Conflicts in Northern Uganda and Darfur;
3. The Referrals of the Two Situations to the ICC Prosecutor;
4. The Effects of the ICC Involvement on the Conflicts – No Justice without Peace?;
5. A Possibly Proactive Role of the ICC Prosecutor through His Prosecutorial Discretion;
Conclusion; Bibliography; Index.
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