Participation of Victims in International Criminal Proceedings
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Participation of Victims in International Criminal Proceedings
An Expressivist Justice Model
Cuppini, Alessandra
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2024
260
Mole
9781032104638
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1. Introduction 2. Victims' status under theories of criminal justice: A critical perspective 3. Arguments for a change of paradigm in international criminal justice: Shortcomings of the retributive, utilitarian, and restorative models of justice 4. Expressivism: A philosophical foundation for international criminal justice 5. The expressivist dimension of victims' participation in international criminal proceedings: Harmonising the adversarial and inquisitorial systems 6. A lesson from the regional human rights courts: An expressivist underpinning for victims' right to participate in criminal proceedings 7. Victims before the Nuremberg IMT, the ICTY, and the ICTR: An expressivist deficit8. Expressivism and the participatory rights of victims before the International Criminal Court 9. Conclusions
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International Criminal Court;International Criminal Tribunal for former Yugoslavia;International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda;transitional justice;victims' participation;victims' rights;international criminal justice;expressivism;retributivism;deterrence;restorative justice;victimology;adversarial system;inquisitorial system;common grammar;International Criminal;International Criminal Proceedings;Trial Chamber;International Criminal Tribunals;International Criminal Trial;International Criminal Justice System;Nuremberg IMT;International Humanitarian Law;International Criminal Procedure;Participatory Rights;International Criminal Justice Institutions;International Criminal Law;Procedural Rights;Pre-Trial Chamber;Trial Chamber II;Pre-Trial Chamber II;ICC Statute;Common Legal Representative;Granting Victims;Appeals Chamber;Evidence Gathering Process;Chamber II
1. Introduction 2. Victims' status under theories of criminal justice: A critical perspective 3. Arguments for a change of paradigm in international criminal justice: Shortcomings of the retributive, utilitarian, and restorative models of justice 4. Expressivism: A philosophical foundation for international criminal justice 5. The expressivist dimension of victims' participation in international criminal proceedings: Harmonising the adversarial and inquisitorial systems 6. A lesson from the regional human rights courts: An expressivist underpinning for victims' right to participate in criminal proceedings 7. Victims before the Nuremberg IMT, the ICTY, and the ICTR: An expressivist deficit8. Expressivism and the participatory rights of victims before the International Criminal Court 9. Conclusions
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International Criminal Court;International Criminal Tribunal for former Yugoslavia;International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda;transitional justice;victims' participation;victims' rights;international criminal justice;expressivism;retributivism;deterrence;restorative justice;victimology;adversarial system;inquisitorial system;common grammar;International Criminal;International Criminal Proceedings;Trial Chamber;International Criminal Tribunals;International Criminal Trial;International Criminal Justice System;Nuremberg IMT;International Humanitarian Law;International Criminal Procedure;Participatory Rights;International Criminal Justice Institutions;International Criminal Law;Procedural Rights;Pre-Trial Chamber;Trial Chamber II;Pre-Trial Chamber II;ICC Statute;Common Legal Representative;Granting Victims;Appeals Chamber;Evidence Gathering Process;Chamber II
