Christian Henderson (Univ. of Sussex - Law) has published
Commissions of Inquiry: Problems and Prospects (Hart Publishing 2017). Contents include:
- Patrick Butchard & Christian Henderson,
A Functional Typology of Commissions of Inquiry
- Michelle Farrell & Ben Murphy,
Hegemony and Counter-Hegemony: The Politics of Establishing United Nations Commissions of Inquiry
- Rob Grace,
Lessons From Two Regional Missions: Fact-finding in Georgia and South Sudan
- Stephen Samuel & James A Green,
Domestic Commissions of Inquiry and International Law: The Importance of Normative Authority
- Alexander Orakhelashvili,
Commissions of Inquiry and Traditional Mechanisms of Dispute Settlement
- Christine Schwöbel-Patel,
Commissions of Inquiry: Courting International Criminal Courts and Tribunals
- Triestino Mariniello,
The Impact of International Commissions of Inquiry on the Proceedings before the International Criminal Court
- Marco Odello, The Interplay between International Human Rights Law and International Humanitarian Law in the Practice of Commissions of Inquiry
- Shane Darcy, Laying the Foundations: Commissions of Inquiry and the Development of International Law
- Russell Buchan, Quo Vadis? Commissions of Inquiry and their Implications for the Coherence of International Law
- Théo Boutruche, Selectivity and Choices in Human Rights Fact-finding: Reconciling Subjectivity with Objectivity?
- Alison Bisset,
Commissions of Inquiry and Procedural Fairness
- Corinne Heaven,
A Visible College: The Community of Fact-finding Practice
