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| adam_text | TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CASES XXV
TABLE OF LEGISLATION LIII
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS LXV
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS LXIX
INTRODUCTION LXXXIII
I. CONTEXT, CHALLENGES, AND CONSTRAINTS
1. THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (ICC) AND DOUBLE STANDARDS
OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE 3
RICHARD DICKER
1.1 INTRODUCTION 3
1.2 CONTEXT 4
1.3 DOUBLE STANDARDS IN ICC-RELATED PRACTICE 6
1.4 BEYOND THE STATUS QUO 11
2. THE ICC AND THE POLITICS OF PEACE AND JUSTICE 13
LESLIE VINJAMURI
2.1 INTRODUCTION 13
2.2 ARGUING FOR JUSTICE 15
2.3 THE TRIUMPH OF CONSEQUENCES 19
2.4 FOUR DILEMMAS 20
2.5 REWRITING JUSTICE 28
3. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ICC AND
THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL 30
DEBORAH RUIZ VERDUZCO
3.1 INTRODUCTION 30
3.2 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE COURT AND THE COUNCIL:
THREE THEORIES 31
3.3 THE FRAMING OF REFERRALS 35
3.4 THE FUNDING OF REFERRALS 38
3.5 OBLIGATIONS TO COOPERATE WITH THE COURT 42
3.6 NON-COOPERATION AND ENFORCEMENT 44
3.7 POLITICAL AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT FOR SITUATIONS NOT REFERRED
BY THE COUNCIL 50
3.8 DEFERRALS 52
3.9 CONCLUSIONS 61
4. THE ICC AND THE AU 65
OTTILIA ANNA MAUNGANIDZE AND ANTON DU PLESSIS
4.1 INTRODUCTION 65
4.2 THE CONFLATION OF POLITICS AND LAW: AFRICA
AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE 66
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4.3 AFRICAN EFFORTS TO CLOSE THE IMPUNITY GAP 68
4.4 COMPLEMENTARITY IN ACTION 71
4.5 EXPANDING THE JURISDICTION OF THE AFRICAN COURT 79
4.6 CONCLUSION 82
5. HOW MUCH MONEY DOES THE ICC NEED? 84
STUART FORD
5.1 INTRODUCTION 84
5.2 HOW MUCH DOES THE ICC COST AND HOW IS THAT MONEY SPENT? 85
5.3 THE CONSTITUENCIES 89
5.4 THE 2013 BUDGET PROCESS 92
5.5 HOW EFFICIENT IS THE ICC? 94
5.6 POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS FOR THE COMPARATIVE INEFFICIENCY OF THE ICC
100
5.7 CONCLUSION 103
6. THE ICC AND THE ASP 105
JONATHAN O DONOHUE
6.1 INTRODUCTION 105
6.2 OVERVIEW OF THE ASP 105
6.3 ADMINISTRATIVE OVERSIGHT 109
6.4 BUDGETARY DECISIONS 114
6.5 LEGISLATIVE DECISIONS 116
6.6 ELECTIONS 126
6.7 RESPONDING TO NON-COOPERATION 131
6.8 OTHER INITIATIVES TO SUPPORT THE ICC AND THE ROME STATUTE SYSTEM 133
6.9 CONCLUSIONS 138
II. THE RELATIONSHIP TO DOMESTIC JURISDICTIONS
7. JURISDICTION 141
141
141
147
151
163
168
178
8. AD HOC DECLARATIONS OF ACCEPTANCE OF JURISDICTION:
THE PALESTINIAN SITUATION UNDER SCRUTINY 179
MOHAMED M. EL ZEIDY
8.1 INTRODUCTION 179
8.2 THE 2009 PALESTINIAN DECLARATION: INCONSISTENCIES
AND LEGAL UNCERTAINTIES 183
8.3 POTENTIAL REVIEW AND ALTERNATIVE AVENUES 192
8.4 PALESTINE S NEW STATUS AND ITS EFFECT ON
THE FIRST AND SECOND DECLARATION 199
8.5 CONCLUSION 208
JURISDICTION
ROD RASTAN
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.6
7.7
INTRODUCTION
JURISDICTIONAL PARAMETERS
SUBJECT MATTER JURISDICTION
PERSONAL JURISDICTION
TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION
TEMPORAL JURISDICTION
CONCLUSION
TABLE OF CONTENTS XV
9. SELF-REFERRALS AS AN INDICATION OF THE INABILITY OF STATES TO COPE
WITH NON-STATE ACTORS 210
HARMEN VAN DER WILT
9.1 INTRODUCTION 210
9.2 SELF-REFERRALS: GENUINE INABILITY OR INSIDIOUS ATTEMPT
TO FRAME ONE S ENEMIES? 212
9.3 PUZZLED TRIAL CHAMBERS STRUGGLING WITH THE CONCEPTS
OF INACTIVITY AND INABILITY 215
9.4 THE ICC AND NON-STATE TERRORISTS 220
9.5 SELF-REFERRALS AND THE STATE-CENTRED PARADIGM
OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE 223
9.6 SOME FINAL REFLECTIONS 226
10. ADMISSIBILITY CHALLENGES BEFORE THE ICC: FROM QUASI-PRIMACY
TO QUALIFIED DEFERENCE? 228
CARSTEN STAHN
10.1 INTRODUCTION 228
10.2 THE STATUS QUO 231
10.3 DILEMMAS 246
10.4 IMPROVING QUALIFIED DEFERENCE 253
10.5 CONCLUSIONS 258
11. THE ICC AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO NON-STATES PARTIES 260
ROBERT CRYER
11.1 INTRODUCTION 260
11.2 THE ROME STATUTE AND THIRD PARTIES: THE LAW 262
11.3 THE PRACTICE OF THE COURT WITH RESPECT TO THIRD PARTIES 266
11.4 CONCLUSION 280
12. THE FROG THAT WANTED TO BE AN OX: THE ICC S APPROACH
TO IMMUNITIES AND COOPERATION 281
DOV JACOBS
12.1 INTRODUCTION 281
12.2 MAPPING THE INTERACTION BETWEEN IMMUNITIES AND COOPERATION
IN THE ROME STATUTE 282
12.3 PRELIMINARY QUESTION: CAN THE ICC ACTUALLY EXERCISE JURISDICTION
IN THE FIRST PLACE? 286
12.4 IS THERE AN OBLIGATION TO COOPERATE WITH THE ICC? 292
12.5 CONCLUSION 301
III. PROSECUTORIAL POLICY AND PRACTICE
13. PUTTING COMPLEMENTARITY IN ITS PLACE 305
PAUL SEILS
13.1 INTRODUCTION 305
13.2 MEANINGFUL NATIONAL PROSECUTIONS 306
13.3 THE ROLE OF THE OFFICE OF THE PROSECUTOR
IN CATALYSING NATIONAL PROCEEDINGS 316
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13.4 TECHNICAL ANALYSIS OF NATIONAL PROCEEDINGS 320
13.5 STEPS FOR THE OTP 326
13.6 CONCLUSIONS 327
14. INVESTIGATIVE MANAGEMENT, STRATEGIES, AND TECHNIQUES
OF THE ICC S OTP 328
SUSANA SDCOUTO AND KATHERINE CHARY THOMPSON
14.1 INTRODUCTION 328
14.2 ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE OTP 331
14.3 SIZE AND COMPOSITION OF INVESTIGATION TEAMS 334
14.4 EVALUATING THE SUFFICIENCY OF EVIDENCE 341
14.5 CONCLUSION 349
15. THE SELECTION OF SITUATIONS AND CASES BY
THE OTP OF THE ICC 350
FABRICIO GUARIGLIA AND EMERIC ROGIER
15.1 INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 350
15.2 THE SELECTION OF SITUATIONS BY THE OTP 353
15.3 THE SELECTION OF CASES BY THE OTP 358
15.4 CONCLUSIONS 363
16. SELECTING SITUATIONS AND CASES 365
WILLIAM A. SCHABAS OC MRIA
16.1 INTRODUCTION 365
16.2 DISTINGUISHING SITUATIONS AND CASES 366
16.3 SELECTION OF SITUATIONS 368
16.4 SELECTING CASES 375
16.5 CONCLUSION 380
17. ACCOUNTABILITY OF INTERNATIONAL PROSECUTORS 382
JENIA IONTCHEVA TURNER
17.1 INTRODUCTION 382
17.2 BALANCING ACCOUNTABILITY AND EFFECTIVENESS 384
17.3 INTERNAL OVERSIGHT 386
17.4 JUDICIAL OVERSIGHT 388
17.5 POLITICAL OVERSIGHT 394
17.6 ADMINISTRATIVE AND PROFESSIONAL OVERSIGHT 397
17.7 CONCLUSION 406
IV. THE ICC AND ITS APPLICABLE LAW
18. ARTICLE 21 AND THE HIERARCHY OF SOURCES OF LAW BEFORE THE ICC 411
GILBERT BITTI
18.1 INTRODUCTION 411
18.2 INTERNAL SOURCES OF LAW 414
18.3 EXTERNAL SOURCES OF LAW 425
18.4 CONCLUSION 443
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19. THE ROME STATUTE AND THE ATTEMPTED CORSETING
OF THE INTERPRETATIVE JUDICIAL FUNCTION: REFLECTIONS
ON SOURCES OF LAW AND INTERPRETATIVE TECHNIQUE 444
JOSEPH POWDERLY
19.1 INTRODUCTION 444
19.2 THE ROME STATUTE AS A MEANS OF CODIFYING JUDICIAL
INTERPRETATIVE RESTRAINT 448
19.3 IDENTIFYING THE APPLICABLE LAW*FROM NUREMBERG
TO THE AD HOC TRIBUNALS 454
19.4 ARTICLES 21 AND 22(2) OF THE ROME STATUTE: A DELIBERATE EFFORT
TO RESTRICT THE CREATIVE CAPACITY OF THE BENCH? 460
19.5 CONCLUSIONS 497
20. PERPETRATION AND PARTICIPATION IN ARTICLE 25(3) 499
ELIES VAN SLIEDREGT
20.1 INTRODUCTION 499
20.2 JCE AND ITS PREDECESSORS: A TWIST ON COMPLICITY LIABILITY 501
20.3 CONTROL THEORY: A NOVEL APPROACH 506
20.4 HOW TO UNDERSTAND ARTICLE 25(3): SOME SUGGESTIONS 510
20.5 CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS 514
20.6 OUTLOOK ON THE FUTURE 516
21. CO-PERPETRATION: GERMAN DOGMATIK OR GERMAN INVASION? 517
JENS DAVID OHLIN
21.1 INTRODUCTION 517
21.2 THE EMERGENCE OF CO-PERPETRATION 518
21.3 CRITICISMS OF THE CONTROL THEORY OF PERPETRATION 527
21.4 ALTERNATIVE ACCOUNTS OF CO-PERPETRATION 531
21.5 CONCLUDING EVALUATIONS 537
22. INDIRECT PERPETRATION 538
THOMAS WEIGEND
22.1 BACKGROUND 538
22.2 AD HOC TRIBUNALS AND INDIRECT PERPETRATION 541
22.3 THE INCEPTION OF ARTICLE 25(3)(A) OF THE ICC STATUTE 542
22.4 APPLICATION OF ARTICLE 25(3)(A) OF THE STATUTE BY THE ICC 543
22.5 CRITICISM OF THE PRE-TRIAL CHAMBER S APPROACH 548
22.6 A NARROW VERSION OF INDIRECT PERPETRATION? 550
22.7 OUTLOOK 554
23. FORMS OF ACCESSORIAL LIABILITY UNDER ARTICLE 25(3)(B) AND (C) 557
HECTOR OLDSOLO AND ENRIQUE CAMERA ROJO
23.1 INTRODUCTION 557
23.2 ORDERING, INSTIGATING, AND PLANNING (ARTICLE 25(3)(B)
OF THE ICC STATUTE) 560
23.3 AIDING, ABETTING, OR OTHERWISE ASSISTING (ARTICLE 25(3)(C)
OF THE ICC STATUTE) 578
23.4 CONCLUSIONS 590
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24. THE ICC AND COMMON PURPOSE*WHAT CONTRIBUTION IS REQUIRED
UNDER ARTICLE 25(3)(D)? 592
KAI AMBOS
24.1 PRELIMINARY REMARKS: KEY FEATURES OF ARTICLE 25(3)(D)
AND NECESSARY DELIMITATIONS 592
24.2 THE KEY ISSUE: WHAT OBJECTIVE CONTRIBUTION IS REQUIRED? 596
24.3 CONCLUSION 607
25. COMMAND RESPONSIBILITY UNDER ARTICLE 28 OF THE ROME STATUTE 608
ALEJANDRO KISS
25.1 INTRODUCTION 608
25.2 DEVELOPMENT OF THIS MODE OF LIABILITY 609
25.3 COMMANDERS AND FORCES, SUPERIORS AND SUBORDINATES 612
25.4 EFFECTIVE COMMAND, AUTHORITY, AND CONTROL 618
25.5 DUTIES ON COMMANDERS AND SUPERIORS 622
25.6 PROOF OF CAUSATION 634
25.7 MENS REA REQUIREMENTS 638
25.8 BRIEF CONCLUDING WORDS 648
26. RETHINKING THE MENTAL ELEMENTS IN THE JURISPRUDENCE
OF THE ICC 649
MOHAMED ELEWA BADAR AND SARA PORRO
26.1 INTRODUCTORY OBSERVATIONS: THE (QUEST FOR) BALANCE
BETWEEN INTENT, SPECIFICITY, AND PROPORTIONALITY 649
26.2 THE DEFAULT RULE OF ARTICLE 30 ICC STATUTE:
A GROUNDBREAKING STEP IN THE HISTORY OF ICL OR
THE SOURCE OF IRRESOLVABLE INTERPRETATIVE UNCERTAINTIES? 650
26.3 THE DEFAULT RULE OF ARTICLE 30 ICC STATUTE BETWEEN APPLICABILITY
AND NON-APPLICABILITY 665
26.4 CONCLUDING REMARKS 667
27. THE ICC S FIRST ENCOUNTER WITH THE CRIME OF GENOCIDE:
THE CASE AGAINST AL BASHIR 669
CLAUS KREFI
27.1 INTRODUCTION 669
27.2 THE ICC S AL BASHIR CASE LAW ON THE CRIME OF GENOCIDE 670
27.3 AN ACQUITTAL IN RE GENOCIDE*A FAILURE? ON THE RHETORICS
OF GENOCIDE 703
28. CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY: A BETTER POLICY ON POLICY 705
DARRYL ROBINSON
28.1 INTRODUCTION 705
28.2 THE THEORY BEHIND THE POLICY ELEMENT 707
28.3 CONCERNS ABOUT ICC JURISPRUDENCE 713
28.4 THE GBAGBO ADJOURNMENT DECISION: DIRECT PROOF
OF FORMAL ADOPTION? 716
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28.5 MBARUSHIMANA: DISTRACTED BY ULTERIOR PURPOSES? 724
28.6 CONCLUSION AND PROPOSAL FOR REFORM 729
29. CHARGING WAR CRIMES: POLICY AND PROGNOSIS FROM A
MILITARY PERSPECTIVE 732
MICHAEL A. NEWTON
29.1 INTRODUCTION 732
29.2 THE UNDERLYING PERMISSIVENESS OF THE JUS IN BELLO REGIME 734
29.3 UNDERSTANDING THE UNDERLYING STRUCTURE OF ARTICLE 8 739
29.4 INTERRELATIONSHIP OF THE COURT WITH OPERATIONAL REALITIES 749
29.5 CONCLUSIONS 760
30. THE CHARACTERIZATION OF ARMED CONFLICT IN THE JURISPRUDENCE
OF THE ICC 762
ANTHONY CULLEN
30.1 INTRODUCTION 762
30.2 THE EXERCISE OF JURISDICTION OVER WAR CRIMES 762
30.3 THE CHARACTERIZATION OF ARMED CONFLICT UNDER
THE ROME STATUTE 764
30.4 ISSUES IMPACTING ON THE CHARACTERIZATION OF ARMED CONFLICT
BY THE ICC 774
30.5 CONCLUSION 777
31. THE CRIME OF AGGRESSION 778
ROGER S. CLARK
31.1 INTRODUCTION 778
31.2 THE KAMPALA AMENDMENTS ON THE CRIME OF AGGRESSION 779
31.3 IMPLEMENTING THE KAMPALA AMENDMENTS DOMESTICALLY 793
31.4 CONCLUSION 800
32. LA LUTTE CONTINUE: INVESTIGATING AND PROSECUTING SEXUAL VIOLENCE
AT THE ICC 801
NIAMH HAYES
32.1 INTRODUCTION 801
32.2 CHARGES FOR SEXUAL AND GENDER-BASED CRIMES:
THE OTP S ATTRITION PROBLEM 805
32.3 OCAMPO AND INVESTIGATIONS: THE OTP S EVIDENCE PROBLEM 813
32.4 BENSOUDA AND THE POLICY PAPER: THE OTP S FUTURE STRATEGY 824
32.5 CONCLUSION 839
33. CUMULATIVE CHARGES AND CUMULATIVE CONVICTIONS 840
CARL-FRIEDRICH STUCKENBERG
33.1 INTRODUCTION 840
33.2 CUMULATIVE CONVICTIONS 842
33.3 CUMULATIVE CHARGES 852
33.4 CONCLUSION 858
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V. FAIRNESS AND EXPEDITIOUSNESS
OF ICC PROCEEDINGS
34. THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL STANDARD OF PROOF AT THE ICC*
BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT OR BEYOND REASON? 861
SIMON DE SMET
34.1 INTRODUCTION 861
34.2 SOME THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS 864
34.3 SUBJECTIVE STANDARD OF PROOF 865
34.4 FORMAL STANDARD OF PROOF 872
34.5 WHICH MODEL FOR THE ICC? 882
34.6 WHERE TO SET THE STANDARD OF PROOF? 882
34.7 A FIXED OR VARIABLE STANDARD OF PROOF? 887
34.8 CONCLUSION
35. CONFIRMATION OF CHARGES 891
IGNAZ STEGMILLER
35.1 INTRODUCTION 891
35.2 PROCEEDINGS DURING THE CONFIRMATION OF CHARGES PHASE 893
35.3 PROCEDURAL AVENUES FOR THE PRE-TRIAL CHAMBER 896
35.4 SUBSEQUENT MODIFICATION OF THE LEGAL CHARACTERIZATION 902
35.5 CONCLUSION: THE NECESSITY OF AN INTERMEDIARY FILTER MECHANISM
FOR COMPLEX INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIALS 905
36. TRIAL PROCEDURES*WITH A PARTICULAR FOCUS ON THE RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE PRE-TRIAL AND TRIAL CHAMBERS 909
HAKAN FRIMAN
36.1 INTRODUCTION 909
36.2 TRIAL EXPERIENCES 910
36.3 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PRE-TRIAL AND TRIAL PROCESS 913
36.4 CHARGES*FROM CONFIRMATION TO ADJUDICATION 916
36.5 PROPER DISCLOSURE OF EVIDENCE 922
36.6 THE ROLE OF THE TRIAL CHAMBER 926
36.7 CONCLUDING REMARKS 930
37. PROPORTIONATE SENTENCING AT THE ICC 932
MARGARET M. DEGUZMAN
37.1 INTRODUCTION 932
37.2 THE ICC S FIRST SENTENCING JUDGMENT 933
37.3 PROPORTIONALITY THEORIES 935
37.4 PROPORTIONALITY PRINCIPLES IN THE ICC S APPLICABLE LAW 943
37.5 REJECTING INTERNATIONAL RETRIBUTIVISM 948
37.6 PREVENTIVE INTERNATIONAL PROPORTIONALITY 956
37.7 CONCLUSION 962
38. THE ROLE OF THE APPEALS CHAMBER 963
VOLKER NERLICH
38.1 INTRODUCTION 963
38.2 THE APPEALS CHAMBER IN THE CONTEXT OF THE ICC 964
TABLE OF CONTENTS XXI
38.3 JURISDICTION OF THE APPEALS CHAMBER 966
38.4 EARLY JURISPRUDENCE: CAUTIOUS EXERCISE OF ITS POWERS 978
39. A STICK TO HIT THE ACCUSED WITH : THE LEGAL RECHARACTERIZATION
OF FACTS UNDER REGULATION 55 981
KEVIN JON HELLER
39.1 INTRODUCTION 981
39.2 IS REGULATION 55 ULTRA VIRES*. 982
39.3 HAS THE JUDICIARY CORRECTLY INTERPRETED REGULATION 55? 989
39.4 IS REGULATION 55 CONSISTENT WITH THE RIGHTS OF THE PROSECUTION
AND THE DEFENCE? 993
39.5 CONCLUSION 1006
40. DISCLOSURE CHALLENGES AT THE ICC 1007
ALEX WHITING
40.1 INTRODUCTION 1007
40.2 THE FRAMEWORK 1009
40.3 THE CHALLENGES 1017
40.4 CONCLUSION 1025
41. SITTING ON EVIDENCE?: SYSTEMIC FAILINGS IN THE ICC DISCLOSURE
REGIME*TIME FOR REFORM 1029
KARIM A A KHAN QC AND CAROLINE BUISMAN
41.1 INTRODUCTION 1029
41.2 GENERAL LEGAL PRINCIPLES 1031
41.3 INCRIMINATORY INFORMATION 1031
41.4 INFORMATION WHICH IS EXCULPATORY OR ASSISTS THE DEFENCE 1040
41.5 EXEMPTIONS FROM DISCLOSURE OBLIGATIONS 1047
41.6 CONCLUDING REMARKS 1059
41.7 PROPOSALS FOR REFORM 1060
42. THE ROADS TO FREEDOM*INTERIM RELEASE IN THE PRACTICE OF THE ICC 1063
AISTE DUMBRYTE
42.1 INTRODUCTION 1063
42.2 BURDEN OF PROOF 1064
42.3 INTERIM RELEASE UNDER ARTICLE 60(2): FAILING TO MEET THE GROUNDS
FOR DETENTION 1067
42.4 INTERIM RELEASE UNDER ARTICLE 60(4): UNREASONABLE LENGTH
OF DETENTION 1078
42.5 INTERIM RELEASE IN EXCEPTIONAL HUMANITARIAN CIRCUMSTANCES 1080
42.6 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 1081
43. TESTIFYING BEHIND BARS*DETAINED ICC WITNESSES AND HUMAN
RIGHTS PROTECTION 1084
JORIS VAN WIJK AND MARJOLEIN CUPIDO
43.1 INTRODUCTION 1084
43.2 LEGAL PROCEEDINGS 1086
43.3 TAKING STOCK 1094
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43.4 FUTURE IMPLICATIONS 1096
43.5 POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS 1099
43.6 CONCLUDING REMARKS 1103
44. EXTERNAL SUPPORT AND INTERNAL COORDINATION*THE ICC AND
THE PROTECTION OF WITNESSES 1105
MARKUS EIKEL
44.1 INTRODUCTION 1105
44.2 LEGAL FRAMEWORK 1107
44.3 DISAGREEMENTS ABOUT RESPONSIBILITIES FOR PROTECTIVE MEASURES 1113
44.4 DEVELOPED PRACTICES 1118
44.5 CONCLUSION 1131
45. VICTIM PARTICIPATION REVISITED*WHAT THE ICC IS LEARNING ABOUT ITSELF
1133
SERGEY VASILIEV
45.1 INTRODUCTION 1133
45.2 CHALLENGES OF VICTIM PARTICIPATION AT THE ICC: A BIRD S-EYE VIEW
1138
45.3 IMPLEMENTATION OF VICTIM PARTICIPATION: PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS 1146
45.4 VICTIM PARTICIPATION AS GOVERNANCE MATTER 1187
45.5 CONCLUSION 1200
46. THE ROME STATUTE S REGIME OF VICTIM REDRESS: CHALLENGES
AND PROSPECTS 1203
CONOR MCCARTHY
46.1 INTRODUCTION 1203
46.2 OVERVIEW OF ROME STATUTE S REGIME OF VICTIM REDRESS 1204
46.3 THE CHARACTER OF THE ROME STATUTE S REPARATIONS REGIME 1207
46.4 THE FAILURE OF VICTIM REDRESS AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL:
REPARATIONS AND COMPLEMENTARITY 1211
46.5 EARLY TRENDS: TOWARDS A MORE FLEXIBLE SYSTEM OF VICTIM REDRESS?
1216
46.6 CONCLUSION 1220
VI. IMPACT, LEGACY , AND LESSONS LEARNED
47. THE DETERRENT EFFECT OF THE ICC ON THE COMMISSION
OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMES BY GOVERNMENT LEADERS 1225
NICK GRONO AND ANNA DE COURCY WHEELER
47.1 INTRODUCTION 1225
47.2 THE EFFECT OF PROSECUTIONS ON POLITICAL CALCULATIONS 1226
47.3 THE WIDER CONTEXT, PUBLIC POLICYMAKING 1236
47.4 CONCLUSIONS 1243
48. THE ICC AND CAPACITY BUILDING AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL 1245
OLYMPIA BEKOU
48.1 INTRODUCTION 1245
48.2 COMPLEMENTARITY AND THE CHALLENGES OF NATIONAL CAPACITY 1246
48.3 CHALLENGES TO DOMESTIC CAPACITY 1249
48.4 POSITIVE COMPLEMENTARITY: A SUITABLE BASIS FOR CAPACITY BUILDING?
1252
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48.5 THE HOW TO OF CAPACITY BUILDING 1254
48.6 CONCLUDING REMARKS 1257
49. COMPLETION, LEGACY, AND COMPLEMENTARITY AT THE ICC 1259
ELIZABETH EVENSON AND ALISON SMITH
49.1 INTRODUCTION 1259
49.2 ADAPTING THE CONCEPT OF COMPLETION TO THE ICC 1263
49.3 LESSONS LEARNED FOR CAPACITY BUILDING, OUTREACH,
AND ARCHIVE MANAGEMENT 1269
49.4 A ROLE FOR THE COURT AND THE ASP 1273
49.5 CONCLUSION 1275
50. A LOOK TOWARDS THE FUTURE*THE ICC AND LESSONS LEARNT 1277
PHILIPP AMBACH
50.1 INTRODUCTION 1277
50.2 OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES OF THE ICC 1278
50.3 THE ICC S LESSONS LEARNT INITIATIVE TO INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY
OF ITS CRIMINAL PROCESS 1284
50.4 CONCLUSION 1293
NAME INDEX 1297
SUBJECT INDEX 1303
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