Charles Sampford (Griffith Univ.) &
Ramesh Thakur (Australian National Univ.) have published
Institutional Supports for the International Rule of Law (Routledge 2014). Contents include:
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Charles Sampford & Ramesh Thakur, Introduction
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Ramesh Thakur, International Criminal Justice: At the vortex of power, norms and a sifting global order
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William Maley, Norms as Frames for Institutions: The Pact of Paris, Nuremberg, and the International Rule of Law
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Jean-Marc Coicaud, Rethinking international Rule of Law: International Rule of Law as International Legitimacy
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Michael Kirby, Special Rapporteurs and the Development of the International Rule of Law
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Rahmat Mohamad, International Criminal Court in the Development of International Rule of Law: A reflection of Asian/African views
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Vesselin Popovski, The Building of the International Rule of Law through the Work of the International Criminal Courts
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John Sanderson, National Militaries and the Development of the International Rule of Law
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Sam Daws, The Prospects for UN Security Council Reform: Implications for the international rule of law
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Edwin Bikundo, Disputes over Exemplary Justice: The situation in the Republic of Kenya before the International Criminal Court
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Charles Sampford, No Longer a Moot Point: International NGO Tribunals
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Angus Francis, Refugee Machinery and the Development of the International Rule of Law
