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Al-Bashir didn’t start the fire. Diversity, low contestedness, and the adoption of the Rome statute of the International Criminal Court

Lucrecia García IommiFairfield UniversityView further author information
Pages 105-136 | Received 12 Aug 2019, Accepted 17 Mar 2020, Published online: 23 Apr 2020

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Lucrecia García Iommi. (2023) Nothing changed after Rome: Continuity in state support for the International Criminal Court. Journal of Human Rights 22:1, pages 16-30.
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Joanna Rak. (2023) I Trends in Theorizing Democratic Legitimacy. International Political Science Abstracts 73:2, pages 185-194.
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Barry Hashimoto, Kevin W. Gray & Kafumu Kalyalya. (2023) The International Criminal Court and the Justice Cascade. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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