Martha Minow (Harvard Univ. - Law),
C. Cora True-Frost (Syracuse Univ. - Law), &
Alex Whiting (Harvard Univ. - Law) have published
The First Global Prosecutor: Promise and Constraints (Univ. of Michigan Press 2015). Contents include:
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Luis Moreno Ocampo, Prologue: The Prosecutor’s Use of Legal Policies
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Martha Minow, C. Cora True-Frost, & Alex Whiting, The Prosecutor Casts a Shadow: Convenor, Collaborator, and Law Enforcer
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David Scheffer, False Alarm about the Proprio Motu Prosecutor
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Leila Nadya Sadat, Crimes against Humanity: Limits, Leverage, and Future Concerns
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Robert H. Mnookin, Rethinking the Tension between Peace and Justice: The International Criminal Prosecutor as Diplomat
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Jens Meierhenrich, The Evolution of the Office of the Prosecutor at the International Criminal Court: Insights from Institutional Theory
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Alex Whiting, Investigations and Institutional Imperatives at the International Criminal Court
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Julie Rose O’Sullivan, The Relationship between the Office of the Prosecutor and the Judicial Organ: Conflict and Opportunity
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Patricia M. Wald, The Elusive Pursuit of Trust between Prosecutors and Judges
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Máximo Langer, The Archipelago and the Wheel: The Universal Jurisdiction and the International Criminal Court Regimes
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C. Cora True-Frost, The International Civil Servant: How the First Prosecutor Engaged the U.N. Security Council
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Christopher Stone, Widening the Impact of the International Criminal Court: The Prosecutor’s Preliminary Examinations in the Larger System of International Justice
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Jessica Lynn Corsi, “Managing Violence”: Can the International Criminal Court Prevent Sexual Violence in Conflict?
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Martha Mino, Education as a Tool in Preventing Violent Conflict: Suggestions for the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court
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Martha Minow, C. Cora True-Frost, & Alex Whiting, Conclusion
