"Rome Statute"

Key Phrases: Rome Statute, Security Council, Appeals Chamber, United Nations, United States, Rome Conference, Working Group, International Law Commission, European Convention, Draft Rule, International Covenant, Member States (see more)

Key Phrases: Rome Statute, Security Council, Appeals Chamber, United Nations, United States, Rome Conference, Working Group, International Law Commission, European Convention, Draft Rule, International Covenant, Member States, Elements of Crimes, Geneva Conventions, General Assembly, Select Bibliography, Diplomatic Conference, Nuremberg Tribunal, Council of Europe, Supreme Court, Allied Control Council, Genocide Convention, Nuremberg Charter, Yugoslav Tribunal, Practice Direction (see less)

Key Phrases: Rome Statute, Security Council, United States, Oxford University Press, Sierra Leone, Antonio Cassese, manifest illegality test, international criminal law regime, prosecuting international crimes, international criminal law enforcement, war crimes jurisdiction, nullum crimen principle (see more)

Key Phrases: Rome Statute, Security Council, United States, Oxford University Press, Sierra Leone, Antonio Cassese, Secretary General, Cherif Bassiouni, United Kingdom, Otto Triffterer, New York, General Assembly, Martinus Nijhoff, Genocide Convention, Theodor Meron, Additional Protocol, East Timor, Rules of Procedure, Peter Rowe, Supreme Court, The Criminal Responsibility, Interlocutory Appeal, Preparatory Committee, Ian Brownlie, Kai Ambos, manifest illegality test, international criminal law regime, prosecuting international crimes, international criminal law enforcement, war crimes jurisdiction, nullum crimen principle, passive personality jurisdiction, penitential decrees, motu powers, complementarity regime, war crimes law, grave breaches regime, international criminal court, overall military advantage, universal jurisdiction, locus delicti, international criminal tribunal, trial chamber, appeals chamber, voluntary presence, other inhumane acts, international criminal justice, treaty crimes, superior responsibility, international humanitarian law (see less)

Key Phrases: Rome Statute, Trial Chamber, Security Council, United Nations, International Law Commission, Rome Conference, other grave violations, sentenced person, excluding criminal responsibility, domestic justice systems, perpetrator inflicted, giving genuine consent (see more)

Key Phrases: Rome Statute, Trial Chamber, Security Council, United Nations, International Law Commission, Rome Conference, United States, General Assembly, Appeals Chamber, Geneva Conventions, Assembly of States Parties, Preparatory Commission, Protocol Additional, United Kingdom, Genocide Convention, International Covenant, Vienna Convention, Cherif Bassiouni, Roy Lee, Nuremberg Tribunal, World War, European Convention, Kluwer Law International, New York, Otto Triffterer, other grave violations, sentenced person, excluding criminal responsibility, domestic justice systems, perpetrator inflicted, giving genuine consent, effect such destruction, national justice systems, proposed international criminal court, other special means, international criminal responsibility, person concerned shall, request under article, treaty crimes, person being investigated, prohibited nature, interim release, hoc tribunals, provisional arrest, factual circumstances, international criminal tribunal, expeditious conduct, international armed conflict, crimes within the jurisdiction, other inhumane acts (see less)

Key Phrases: Rome Statute, Security Council, United States, United Nations, World War, Like-Minded Group, global governance pattern, state sovereignty norm, global governance perspective, nested polities, regime formation process, final draft statute (see more)

Key Phrases: Rome Statute, Security Council, United States, United Nations, World War, Like-Minded Group, New York, Theories of International Regimes, Domestic-Foreign Frontier, Testing Theories, Prosecuting War Crimes, Realist Challenge, International Law Commission, Oran Young, Robert Keohane, Cambridge University Press, Institutional Theory, Genocide Convention, Littlefield Publishers, Lynne Rienner Publishers, Philippe Kirsch, Political Leadership, Exceptional Cases, Stephen Krasner, Twenty-First Century, global governance pattern, state sovereignty norm, global governance perspective, nested polities, regime formation process, final draft statute, institutional bargaining process, state interest formation, ideational causation, interest formation process, global governance theory, neoliberal institutionalist perspective, strong cognitivism, neoliberal institutionalism, permanent international criminal court, final statute, selective justice, global governance structure, transnational advocacy group, core crimes, international relations scholars, hoc tribunals, neoliberal perspective, neoliberal institutionalists, anarchical system (see less)