Principles of International Criminal Law

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The book addresses the evolving landscape of international criminal law, highlighting recent developments and the increasing global interest in the subject. It discusses the transition from ad hoc Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda to the operational phase of the International Criminal Court, including its initial decisions on key legal issues. Additionally, it examines the rise of hybrid courts and the integration of international criminal law into domestic systems, suggesting a promising trajectory for its future development.