Illegitimate Justice by Izabela Steflja - 9780228027287
McGill-Queen's University Press
Explore the complex relationship between local communities and international criminal courts in "Illegitimate Justice: How Locals Talk About International Criminal Courts" by Izabela Steflja. This insightful book delves into the perspectives and experiences of those directly affected by international justice mechanisms. Understand the nuances of local perceptions, the challenges of implementation, and the impact on societal understanding of justice. Ideal for students, scholars, and anyone interested in international law, criminology, and sociology. Key themes include: - Local perceptions of international criminal justice - The gap between international ideals and local realities - Case studies and ethnographic research - The role of international courts in post-conflict societies Product Summary: Illegitimate Justice, How Locals Talk About International Criminal Courts, Izabela Steflja, McGill-Queen's University Press, Sociology, Criminology, International Law, Political Science, Book.
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