The international criminal court : : contemporary challenges and reform proposals /

The international criminal court : : contemporary challenges and reform proposals / / edited by Richard H. Steinberg ; foreword by Fatou B. Bensouda.

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The International Criminal Court: Contemporary Challenges and Reform Proposals is a collection of essays by prominent international criminal law commentators, responsive to questions of interest to the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court. Topics include: - Sexual and Gender-...

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Steinberg, Richard H., 1960-
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Bensouda, Fatou, 1961-
Place / Publishing House:Leiden, The Netherlands ;, Boston : : Brill Nijhoff,, [2020]
©2020
Year of Publication:2020
Language:English
Physical Description:1 online resource.
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Table of Contents:
  • Acknowledgements
  • Foreword
  • Fatou B. Bensouda
  • Preface
  • Richard H. Steinberg
  • Notes on Contributors
  • List of Abbreviations
  • Part 1: Sexual and Gender-Based Violence: Cooperation in Obtaining Evidence
  • Introduction to Part 1: The Challenge of Obtaining Evidence in SGBV Cases
  • Richard H. Steinberg
  • 1 New Institutions to Support First Responders
  • Alex Whiting
  • 2 Securing Cooperation by Redefining It
  • Christian De Vos and Betsy Apple
  • 3 Improving NGO and IGO Capacity to Gather Evidence
  • Susana SaCouto
  • 4 Securing Improved Cooperation
  • Kim Thuy Seelinger
  • Part 2: Outreach: Challenges Communicating with Victims, Witnesses, and Other Stakeholders
  • Introduction to Part 2: The Outreach Challenge
  • Richard H. Steinberg
  • 5 States Must Support the ICC’s Use of Technology for Outreach
  • Alison Cole
  • 6 Formal and Informal Human Rights Communication and Teaching
  • Francisco O. Ramirez
  • 7 Localizing Outreach
  • Patrick Vinck and Phuong N. Pham
  • 8 Practical Strategies
  • Christopher and Olga Werby
  • Part 3:The ICC Withdrawal Issue
  • Introduction to Part 3: The Issue of State Party Withdrawal
  • Richard H. Steinberg
  • 9 Concerning the ICC Withdrawal Problem
  • M. Cherif Bassiouni
  • 10 African Withdrawals and Structural Inequities
  • Kamari Maxine Clarke
  • 11 A Court Worth Having: Defending the Integrity of the Rome Statute
  • Richard Dicker
  • 12 Three Realities about the Africa Situation at the ICC
  • David Scheffer
  • Part 4: Measuring Success: The Performance Issue
  • Introduction to Part 4: The Performance Issue and Metrics of Success
  • Richard H. Steinberg
  • 13 Methodologies and Design of Performance Indicators
  • Geoff Dancy
  • 14 Empirical Analysis of the Tradeoff Between Conflict Termination and Atrocity Deterrence
  • Daniel Krcmaric
  • 15 Assessing Performance in Context
  • Gabrielle Louise McIntyre
  • 16 The Limited Utility of the ICC’s Performance Indicators
  • Yuval Shany
  • 17 Performance Indicators: A Double-Edged Sword
  • Carsten Stahn
  • Part 5: The Crime of Aggression Issue
  • Introduction to Part 5: The Crime of Aggression Issue
  • Richard H. Steinberg
  • 18 Understanding the Aggression Amendments
  • Dapo Akande
  • 19 Difficulties Not to be Underestimated
  • Benoit D’Aboville
  • 20 Three Difficult Problems
  • Yoram Dinstein
  • 21 The Crime of Aggression: Definition, Jurisdiction, and Scope of Application
  • Donald M. Ferencz
  • 22 Not Undermining the Use of Force Legal Framework
  • Tom Ruys
  • 23 The Crime of Aggression and the Responsibility to Protect
  • Sarah Sewall
  • Part 6: The Rome Statute 20th Anniversary Issue: Imagining The ICC’s Future
  • Introduction to Part 6: Reform Proposals
  • Richard H. Steinberg
  • 24 Reforms to Reduce Costs and Increase Efficiency
  • William Schabas
  • 25 Building Support Through Enhanced Cooperation, Outreach, and Knowledge-Sharing
  • Adama Dieng
  • 26 Returning to Customary Law
  • Fausto Pocar
  • 27 Reforms to Enhance State Cooperation and Address Witness Interference
  • Goran Sluiter
  • 28 Improving Investigative, Arrest, and Prosecution Strategies
  • Richard Dicker
  • 29 Meeting Challenges: Politics, Trial Processes, and Early Judicial Work
  • Leila Sadat
  • 30 Focusing on Core Messages and Human Rights
  • Carla Ferstman
  • 31 Peace Negotiations as “Interests of Justice”
  • Dapo Akande and Talita de Souza Dias
  • 32 Reflections on the ICC’s Relationship with the United Nations and Regional Courts
  • Bing Bing Jia
  • 33 Improving Communication with Non-states Parties
  • David Scheffer
  • Index.

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