The Review Conference and the Future of the International Criminal CourtPDF电子书下载

Welcoming Words 1

Welcoming words by Peter Wilkitzki 3

Welcoming Words by Zoe N.Konstantopoulou 5

Key-Note-Speech 7

Otto Triffterer The Court in Danger? Future Perspectives for International Criminal Law and its Enforcement Mechanisms 9

Substantive International Criminal Law 65

Thomas Weigend Superior Responsibility: Complicity, Omission or Over-Extension of the Criminal Law? 67

Boris Burghardt Modes of Participation and their Role in a General Concept of Crimes under International Law 81

Bjorn Jesse The Rome Statute's Relative Significance and the Need for Its Immanent Interpretation 95

Mohamed Elewa Badar Some Reflections on Article 30 of the Rome Statute in Light of the Lubanga ＆ Katanga Decisions on the Confirmation of Charges 109

Dov Jacobs The Sheep in the Box: The Definition of the Crime of Aggression at the International Criminal Court 131

International Criminal Responsibility of Collective Units 153

Larissa van den Herik Subjecting corporations to the ICC regime: analyzing the legal counterarguments 155

Marc Engelhart International Criminal Responsibility of Corporations 175

Athanasios Chouliaras State Crime and Individual Criminal Responsibility: Theoretical Inquiries and Practical Consequences 191

International Criminal Procedure 215

Kanako Takayama ICC Proceedings and Comparative Law 217

Steven Becker The Appearance of Impartiality: The Disqualification of Judges for Pre-Elevation Activities and Opinions The Tension between Qualification and Bias 225

Emmanuelle De Bock Multi-accused Cases and the ICC: Challenges Concerning General Principles, Admissibility and Evaluation of Incriminating Evidence 237

Interplay of National and International Jurisdictions 253

Christian Ritscher International Criminal Law in the Domestic Legal Order: An Introduction from the Perspective of German Legal Practice 255

Julia Geneuss Interplay of National and International Jurisdictions: The German Code of Crimes Against International Law 263

Dawn Sedman Article 20 ICCSt and the principle of Ne Bis In Idem 277

Frank Zimmermann Judicial assistance and equality of arms - to what extent can European Cooperation in Penal Matters serve as a model for the reviewed Rome Statute? 287

About the Authors 309