International Criminal Law

This book offers a comprehensive overview of international criminal law, examining crimes, courts, and the role of domestic jurisdictions in prosecution.

The field of international criminal law is a complex and vital aspect of public international law, and International Criminal Law provides a thorough and systematic overview of this area. It situates the subject within the broader context of international law, offering an analytical examination that emphasizes the concept of international crimes and the significant role domestic courts play in their prosecution. This comprehensive resource is essential for understanding the legal framework and the principles that govern international criminal accountability.

International Criminal Law delves into the intricacies of various international crimes as defined by multilateral treaties, exploring the rights and obligations of states parties. The book also addresses the implementation of international criminal law at the national level, highlighting the challenges and responsibilities that arise when domestic courts engage with international legal standards. Through detailed analyses of fundamental juridical concepts, the text equips readers with a clear understanding of what constitutes an 'international crime' and the function of international criminal courts.

This work is designed for both scholars and practitioners in the field, providing a direct and precise examination of the substantive law surrounding international crimes. International Criminal Law serves as a valuable resource, facilitating a deeper understanding of the evolving landscape of international justice and the legal frameworks that govern it.