The latest issue of the
Journal of International Criminal Justice (Vol. 18, no. 4, September 2020) is out. Contents include:
- Editorial
- Claus Kreß, An Unusual and Extraordinary Assault on International Justice
- Articles
- Carsten Stahn, Confronting Colonial Amnesia: Towards New Relational Engagement with Colonial Injustice and Cultural Colonial Objects
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Annika Jones, Measuring Performance and Shaping Identity: Performance Indicators and the International Criminal Court
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Priya Urs, Judicial Review of Prosecutorial Discretion in the Initiation of Investigations into Situations of ‘Sufficient Gravity’
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Symposium: Litigating Palestine Before the International Criminal Court
- Triestino Mariniello & Chantal Meloni, Foreword
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Sarah Williams & Hannah Woolaver, The Role of State Amici Curiae in the Article 19(3) ICC Statute Proceedings: Friends or Distraction?
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Ardi Imseis, State of Exception: Critical Reflections on the Amici Curiae Observations and Other Communications of States Parties to the Rome Statute in the Palestine Situation
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Robert Heinsch & Giulia Pinzauti, To Be (a State) or Not to Be? The Relevance of the Law of Belligerent Occupation with regard to Palestine’s Statehood before the ICC
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Yaël Ronen, Palestine in the ICC: Statehood and the Right to Self-determination in the Absence of Effective Control
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Marco Pertile, The Borders of the Occupied Palestinian Territory are Determined by Customary Law: A Comment on the Prosecutor’s Position on the Territorial Jurisdiction of the ICC in the Situation Concerning Palestine
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Micheal G Kearney, The Denial of the Right of Return as a Rome Statute Crime
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Mark Kersten, No Justice Without Peace, But What Peace Is on Offer? Palestine, Israel and the International Criminal Court
- National Prosecution of International Crimes: Legislation and Cases
- Yahli Shereshevsky, The Unintended Negative Effect of Positive Complementarity
The latest issue of the Journal of International Criminal Justice (Vol. 18, no. 4, September 2020) is out. Contents include:
