Is It Possible to Prevent or Punish Future Aggressive War-Making?

Using Old Evidence in Core International Crimes Cases

International Judges and Government Interests: The Case of President Meron

Enforced Disappearance in Mexico: Between Progress and Remaining Challenges

The Autonomy of International Criminal Justice

Two Types of ‘Dignity’ and Their Role in International Human Rights

Active Complementarity: Legal Information Transfer

Why the ICC Should Open a Preliminary Examination in Mexico: Allegations of Torture Committed in the Context of the War on Drugs

International Sex Crimes as a Criminal Justice Theme

The Role of International Human Rights Law in the Professionalization of Public Administration: The Right to a Fair Trial

National Mechanisms to Document Victims of Human Rights Violations in Mexico

Prosecutorial Discretion: Institutional or Professional Reform?

Military v. Civilian Justice for Core International Crimes

Complementarity and the Challenges of Equality and Empowerment

Implications of the Criminalisation of Aggression

Towards a Culture of Quality Control in Criminal Investigations

The ICC and Reconciliation in the DRC

Counterfactual History and Bosnia-Herzegovina

Defining the Purposes, Mandates and Outcomes of Fact-Finding Commissions Beyond International Criminal Justice

Quality Control in Preliminary Examination: Volume 2