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By analysing the involvement of the International Criminal Court in northern Uganda and Darfur, this book argues that the primary mandate of the ICC seems to have unduly shifted from fighting impunity to influencing politics in the context of ongoing armed conflicts.

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By analysing the involvement of the International Criminal Court in northern Uganda and Darfur, this book argues that the primary mandate of the ICC seems to have unduly shifted from fighting impunity to influencing politics in the context of ongoing armed conflicts.
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Autorenporträt
Philipp Kastner, Dr. iur. (2009), University of Innsbruck, Austria, is a DCL/PhD candidate at McGill University in Montreal (Quebec), Canada. His research focuses on the resolution of armed conflicts, international criminal law, international humanitarian law, legal pluralism and legal theory.