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Lobba P, Pons N. (Journal of International Criminal Justice, 04.07.2020)
Rethinking the Legacy of the ECCCSelectivity, Accountability, Ownership
Orentlicher D. (Journal of International Criminal Justice, 15.06.2020)
‘Worth the Effort’?Assessing the Khmer Rouge Tribunal
Jöbstl H. (Journal of International Criminal Justice, 14.06.2020)
Bridging the Accountability GapArmed Non-state Actors and the Investigation and Prosecution of War Crimes
Ambos K. (Journal of International Criminal Justice, 08.06.2020)
The ECCC’s Contribution to Substantive ICLThe Notion of ‘Civilian Population’ in the Context of Crimes Against Humanity
Fry E, van Sliedregt E. (Journal of International Criminal Justice, 31.05.2020)
Targeted Groups, Rape and Dolus EventualisAssessing the ECCC’s Contributions to Substantive International Criminal Law
Frank Darkwa Baffour (Criminal Justice Review, 22.09.2020)
Perpetrators at First, Victims at Last: Exploring the Consequences of Stigmatization on Ex-Convicts’ Mental Well-Being
(Criminal Law Forum, 20.09.2020)
Corporate Vehicular Manslaughter Provisions In The Bangladesh Road Transport Act 2018: A Textual Comparison With Their Equivalents in Australia
Kate Kelly (Criminal Justice Review, 18.09.2020)
Approaches to Reducing Risk of COVID-19 Infections in Prisons and Immigration Detention Centers: A Commentary
Susan Mcneeley (Criminal Justice and Behavior, 18.09.2020)
Crisis Intervention Team Training in a Correctional Setting: Examining Compliance, Mental Health Referrals, and Use of Force
Kristine Riley (Criminal Justice and Behavior, 18.09.2020)
A Timely Retrospective on the Need and Potential for Change