The International Criminal Court in Its Third Decade

Foreword Preface List of Tables Notes on Contributors Part 1 Setting the Scene 1 The icc in Its Third Decade: Setting the Scene   Carsten Stahn Part 2 The icc in Context: General Reflections 2 Reflections on the 20th Anniversary of the International Criminal Court   Philippe Kirsch 3 Looking Back and Looking Forward: How to Expand the Global Reach of the icc?   Silvia Fernández de Gurmendi 4 Trust Fund for Victims: Reparations: a Critical Aspect of Justice at the icc   Minerva Tavárez Mirabal 5 The International Criminal Court at 20: the Role of Civil Society   Elizabeth Stevenson 6 The icc at 20 from the Rome Statute’s Entry into Force: Looking Backwards and Forward, or Learning from Mistakes and Building on Achievements   David Donat Cattin Part 3 New Frontiers in Investigations and Prosecutions 7 Innovation and Technology in Building Modern Investigations and Prosecutions at the icc   Karim Khan 8 Collaboration between the Office of the Prosecutor and Third-Party Investigators   Rafael Braga da Silva 9 Intersectional Approaches to Investigating and Prosecuting International Crimes: Sexual and Gender-Based Crimes   Priya Gopalan 10 ‘No-Win Scenarios’ in Situation and Case Selection: a Call for a Holistic Conversation   Darryl Robinson Part 4 Revisiting Trials and Procedures 11 Judicial Control of Investigations: Some Synopsis of Past and Present Perspectives   Mohamed M. El Zeidy 12 The Inquisitorial/Adversarial Divide and Its Specific Context at the icc   Raul C. Pangalangan 13 Reflecting on the Rights of the Defense at the International Criminal Court: the Importance of Ensuring Fair Trials to Deliver Exemplary Justice   Jennifer Naouri and Dov Jacobs 14 Victim Participation at the icc—Putting the Concept in (Good) Practice   Philipp Ambach Part 5 Cooperation and Complementarity 15 Behind the Scenes: the Essential Role of Cooperation in an Effective Trial   Peter Lewis 16 Crystallizing Complementarity: a New Gambit?   Priya Pillai 17 Making Space for Victims in the icc’s Evolving Complementarity Regimes   Lorraine Smith-van Lin and Fiona McKay 18 National Implementation of the Rome Statute as a Critical Precondition for Complementarity and Cooperation   Olympia Bekou Part 6 Confronting Institutional Challenges 19 The Gap: Gender and Geographical Imbalance at the icc, 20 Years On   Angela Mudukuti 20 Funding the icc for Its Third Decade   Stuart Ford 21 ‘Nor Is It Neutral’: New Technologies and the International Criminal Court   Alexa Koenig and Lindsay Freeman 22 Is the International Criminal Court succeeding in Providing Justice to Victims?   Carla Ferstman Part 7 Looking to the Future 23 The Evolving System of International Criminal Justice   Muriel Ubéda-Saillard 24 The International Criminal Court of the Future   Leila Nadya Sadat 25 Reflections on Ecocide as a Fifth Crime Under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court   Phoebe Okowa and Olivia Flasch 26 Aggression against Ukraine: and an Object Lesson in icc’s Contributions to International Justice   Chile Eboe-Osuji 27 One Regime to Rule Them All: Harmonizing the Conditions for the Exercise of Jurisdiction over Crimes within the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court   Astrid Reisinger Coracini 28 Re-imagining the icc in a Multipolar World   Carsten Stahn Index