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Author:   Kei Hannah Brodersen
Publisher:   Eleven International Publishing
Imprint:   Eleven International Publishing
ISBN:  

9789462361270

ISBN 10:   9462361274
Pages:   572
Publication Date:   09 April 2020
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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1 Introduction: The ICTY between Hope and Disappointments; Part I Conceptual, Theoretical, and Methodological Framework; 2 The Rule of Law in Transitional Justice; 3 The Impact Model: How War Crimes CourtsInfluence the Domestic Rule of Law; 4 Methodology and Analytical Framework; Part II ICTY-Triggered Changes in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina; 5 The ICTY, the Catalyst – How the ICTY Contributed to Re-Establishing the Rule of Law by Triggering the Domestic Adjudication of War Crimes; 6 “We Learned That from The Hague” – How the ICTY Contributed to Compliance with International Law and Standards through Impact on Domestic Criminal Law and Practice; 7 Bringing Novelties to the Region – How the ICTY Contributed to Justice and Effectiveness of the Criminal Process by Introducing Protection and Support for Witnesses and Victims; 8 Modernising the Courtroom – How the ICTY Contributed to Efficiency, Effectiveness, and Transparency of Court Proceedings by Demonstrating the Benefits of Technology; Part III Analysis of the ICTY’s Impact on Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia; 9 Explaining the ICTY’s Impact on Changes in the Bosnian and Serbian Justice Systems; 10 Conclusion: “The Tribunal Is Dead, Long Live the ICTY!”; Postface; Index of Tables and Figures; Bibliography

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Kei Hannah Brodersen was a PhD candidate at Maastricht University’s Faculty of Law between 2014 and 2020. She is a lecturer of criminal law at different universities and coaches moot court teams. Besides that, she is the legal research editor of Accountability Unit, a human rights NGO which advances conflict-related gender based rights. Previously, Hannah worked as an assistant lawyer for the Group of States against Corruption at the Council of Europe.

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