The International Criminal Court: rhetoric and reality

Birju Kotecha

The International Criminal Court: rhetoric and reality

Northumbria Law School

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Abstract

Can the International Criminal Court deter atrocities and crimes? Using the persistence of conflict as a standard to criticise the ICC is fundamentally problematic and over-exaggerates our expectations of international criminal justice.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 20 Aug 2013

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