bibliographies

In general, sources, historic aspects
Subjects of international criminal law
- In general, international criminal responsibility of individuals, heads of state, groups and organizations, states, victims
Crimes
Principles of international criminal law
- In general, responsibility for the conduct of others, command responsibility, removal of the absolute defense of 'obedience to superior orders', removal of any immunities from responsibility for certain international crimes, nullum crimen sine lege, nulla poena sine lege, non-applicability of statutory limitations, ne bis in idem, mental element, penalties and sentencing, victims compensation
Procedural and enforcement mechanisms of international criminal law, international cooperation in criminal matters
- Aut dedere aut judicare/duty to prosecute, prosecution (evidence, proof, rights of accused, defense, victims, protection of witnesses), jurisdiction, extradition, mutual legal assistance, execution of foreign sentences, recognition of foreign penal judgments, transfer of criminal proceedings, freezing assets (deriving from criminal activities), intelligence and law enforcement information gathering and information-sharing, regional and subregional judicial spaces