Rough Justice: The International Criminal Court in a World of Power Politics
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Rough Justice: The International Criminal Court in a World of Power Politics

by David Bosco

Politics Law International Relations
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Rough Justice examines the International Criminal Court's operations within the framework of global power politics. David Bosco explores how the ICC balances its mission to prosecute serious crimes against the influences of major world powers, offering insights into the challenges of international justice in a divided world.

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The International Criminal Court (ICC) represents a bold effort to hold leaders accountable for atrocities, yet it operates in a complex world of power politics.

David Bosco's analysis delves into the Court's founding principles and the geopolitical forces that shape its decisions and effectiveness.

From interventions in conflicts to criticisms from powerful nations, the book highlights the tensions between justice and realpolitik.

Through case studies and historical context, it reveals the ICC's role in international law and its ongoing struggle for legitimacy.

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