Olympia Bekou (Univ. of Nottingham - Law) &
Daley J. Birkett (United Nations Assistance to the Khmer Rouge Trials) have published
Cooperation and the International Criminal Court: Perspectives from Theory and Practice (Brill | Nijhoff 2016). Contents include:
- Olympia Bekou & Daley J. Birkett, Introduction
- Annalisa Ciampi, Legal Rules, Policy Choices and Political Realities in the Functioning of the Cooperation Regime of the International Criminal Court
- Pascal Turlan, The International Criminal Court Cooperation Regime – A Practical Perspective from the Office of the Prosecutor
- Göran Sluiter & Stanislas Talontsi, Credible and Authoritative Enforcement of State Cooperation with the International Criminal Court
- Lorraine Smith-van Lin, Non-Compliance and the Law and Politics of State Cooperation: Lessons from the Al Bashir and Kenyatta Cases
- Anne-Aurore Bertrand & Natacha Schauder, Practical Cooperation Challenges Faced by the Registry of the International Criminal Court
- Annika Jones, Non-Cooperation and the Efficiency of the International Criminal Court
- Nicola Palmer, The Place of Consultation in the International Criminal Court’s Approach to Complementarity and Cooperation
- Carla Ferstman, Cooperation and the International Criminal Court: The Freezing, Seizing and Transfer of Assets for the Purpose of Reparations
- Anniken Ramberg Krutnes, Reflections of the Facilitator for Cooperation in The Hague Working Group, 2012-2015
- Gérard Dive & Julie de Hults, A State’s Experience of Cooperation with the International Criminal Court: The Case of Belgium
- Christian Behrmann, Strengthening the International Criminal Court Cooperation Regime from the European Union’s Perspective
- Matthew Cannock, Strengthening International Criminal Court Cooperation – The Role of Civil Society
- Emilie Hunter, Using “Managerial Compliance” to Strengthen the International Criminal Court Cooperation Regime
- Olympia Bekou, William E. M. Lowe & Daley J. Birkett, Fostering Cooperation through Technology-Driven Tools
