Courting failure: when are international criminal courts likely to be believed by local audiences?

Milanovic, Marko

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EU Design Law: Transitioning Towards Coherence? 15 Years of National Case Law (2020)
Book Chapter
Derclaye, E. (2021). EU Design Law: Transitioning Towards Coherence? 15 Years of National Case Law. In Transition and Coherence in Intellectual Property law. Cambridge University Press

Disability in EU transport legislation (2020)
Book Chapter
Varney, E., & Pearson, A. (2020). Disability in EU transport legislation. In D. Ferri, & A. Broderick (Eds.), Research Handbook on EU Disability Law (182-200). Edward Elgar Publishing. https://doi.org/10.4337/9781788976428.00019

Equal access to transport plays a key role in facilitating independent living and participation in society and in realising the full enjoyment of other human rights, including the right to education and employment. The accessibility of transport goes... Read More about Disability in EU transport legislation.

Beyond negative interpretations of freedom of contract: The interplay between private law and human rights in light of the UN convention on the rights of persons with disabilities (2020)
Book Chapter
Varney, E. (2020). Beyond negative interpretations of freedom of contract: The interplay between private law and human rights in light of the UN convention on the rights of persons with disabilities . In C. Stănescu, & A. Adimi Gikay (Eds.), Discrimination, Vulnerable Consumers and Financial Inclusion: Fair Access to Financial Services and the Law (35-56). Taylor & Francis (Routledge). https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003055075-4

How should the concept of ‘freedom of contract’ be understood in a way that is compatible with the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD)? With a focus on English contract law, this discussion challenges negative interpretati... Read More about Beyond negative interpretations of freedom of contract: The interplay between private law and human rights in light of the UN convention on the rights of persons with disabilities .

The Voyage (2020)
Book Chapter
Bennett, H. (2020). The Voyage. In H. Bennett (Ed.), Carver on Charterparties (201-404). (2nd). Sweet and Maxwell

Additional opinions and judicial diversity at the International Court of Justice: a research methodology (2020)
Book Chapter
Mistry, H. (2020). Additional opinions and judicial diversity at the International Court of Justice: a research methodology. In F. Baetens (Ed.), Identity and Diversity on the International Bench. Oxford University Press (OUP)

Adrian Zuckerman's New Evidence Scholarship (2020)
Book Chapter
Roberts, P. (2020). Adrian Zuckerman's New Evidence Scholarship. In R. Assy, & A. Higgins (Eds.), Principles, Procedure and Justice: Essays in Honour of Adrian Zuckerman (59-87). Oxford: Oxford University Press

Poverty and Children’s Rights (2020)
Book Chapter
Nolan, A. (2020). Poverty and Children’s Rights. In J. Todres, & S. M. King (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Children's Rights Law (404-425). Oxford: Oxford University Press (OUP). https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780190097608.013.21

This chapter addresses the ever-deepening relationship between child poverty and child rights. In doing so, it takes as its central focus the best known and most important child rights instrument, the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). T... Read More about Poverty and Children’s Rights.

The Three Ages of Utmost Good Faith (2020)
Book Chapter
Bennett, H. (2020). The Three Ages of Utmost Good Faith. In S. Watterson, & C. Mitchell (Eds.), The World of Maritime and Commercial Law: Essays in Honour of Francis Rose. Bloomsbury Publishing

Courting failure: when are international criminal courts likely to be believed by local audiences? (2020)
Book Chapter
Milanovic, M. (2020). Courting failure: when are international criminal courts likely to be believed by local audiences?. In K. J. Heller, F. Megret, S. Nouwen, J. Ohlin, & D. Robinson (Eds.), The Oxford handbook of international criminal law. Oxford University Press

The primary role of international criminal courts and tribunals is to punish those deserving of punishment. But beyond dispensing individualized justice, the question still remains whether such tribunals can also help deeply traumatized and divided s... Read More about Courting failure: when are international criminal courts likely to be believed by local audiences?.