HRLC is pleased to announce that the Edited Collection Cooperation and the International Criminal Court – Perspectives from Theory and Practice will be published in June 2016.
As the International Criminal Court (ICC) does not possess its own enforcement mechanism, its ability to function is heavily dependent on cooperation. The volume provides a detailed analysis of the ICC cooperation regime by scholars and practitioners in international criminal law.
Chapters focus on the law and practice of state cooperation, the role of civil society and regional organisations, asset recovery for the purpose of reparations, policy issues and how technology-driven tools can strengthen the ICC cooperation regime in practice.
The volume is the outcome of an Expert Workshop HRLC convened in September 2013 and provides a unique insight into the current status of cooperation as well as future challenges for the ICC. It was edited by the Head of HRLC’s International Criminal Justice Unit, Professor Olympia Bekou, and former HRLC Research Assistant, Daley Birkett.
The Nottingham Studies on Human Rights (NSHR) is a series edited within HRLC by Professor David Harris and Professor Dominic McGoldrick. It comprises a collection of monographs and edited volumes offering scholarly analysis and discussion of the theory and practice of international and national human rights law.
Posted on Tuesday 19th April 2016