Christine Schwöbel (Univ. of Liverpool - Law) has published
Critical Approaches to International Criminal Law: An Introduction (Routledge 2014). Contents include:
- Christine Schwöbel, Introduction
- Frédéric Mégret, International Criminal Justice: A Critical Research Agenda
- Sara Kendall, Critical Orientations: A Critique of International Criminal Court Practice
- Immi Tallgren, Who are ‘We’ in International Criminal Law? On Critics and Membership
- Michelle Farrell, Critique, Complicity and I
- Tor Krever, Unveiling (and Veiling) Politics in International Criminal Trials
- Heidi Matthews, Reading the Political in the Lebanon Tribunal’s Decision on Jurisdiction and Legality
- Gerry Simpson, Linear Law: The History of International Criminal Law
- Emily Haslam, Silences in International Criminal Legal Histories and the Construction of the Victim Subject of International Criminal Law: The Nineteenth Century Slave Trading Trial of Joseph Peters
- Grietje Baars, Making ICL History: On the need to move beyond prefab critiques of ICL
- Christopher Gevers, International Criminal Law and Individualism: An African Perspective
- Michelle Burgis-Kasthala, An Arresting Event: Assassination within the Purview of International Criminal Law
- Christine Schwöbel, The Market and Marketing Culture of International Criminal Law
- Johannes CS Frank, Bella. A Love Song for War
