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Celebrating international criminal justice: a sociology of the twentieth anniversary of the International Criminal Court
The article analyses events that marked the twentieth anniversary of the Rome Statute. Building on sociological methods and original data, the article shows how these events were dominated by particular elites and by an orthodox perspective on international criminal justice that excluded other points of view and professional groups.
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