The following is a selected bibliography for those interested in learning more about the international justice system:
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Abi-Mershed, E. A. H. (2007). The United States and
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Alter, K. J. (2005). "International Courts Are
Not Agents! : the Perils of the Principal-Agent Approach to Thinking About the
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Askin, K. D. (2003). "Prosecuting Wartime Rape
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Badinter, R. and S. G. Breyer (2004). Judges in
contemporary democracy : an international conversation. New York, New York
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Boisson de Chazournes, L., C. Romano, et al. (2002). International
organizations and international dispute settlement : trends and prospects.
Ardsley, N.Y., Transnational Publishers.
Bork, R. H. (2003). Coercing virtue : the worldwide
rule of judges. Washington, D.C., AEI Press.
Brown, C. (2003). "Legal norms to promote the
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Buergenthal, T. (2001). "Proliferation of
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Caflisch, L. (2003). "Independence and
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Cerone, J. P. (2007). U.S. Attitudes towards
International Courts and Tribunals. The United States and International
Courts and Tribunals. C. P. R. Romano.
Dworkin, R. (2003). "The Judge's New Role: Should
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1: 4-12.
Falk, R. A. (2005). "Toward Authoritativeness:
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Goldhaber, Michael (2007). A People's History of the
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Goldstone, R. (2000). For humanity : reflections of
a war crimes investigator. New Haven, Yale University Press.
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Helfer, L. R. and A.-M. Slaughter (1997). "Toward
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107: 273-391.
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Lauterpacht, E. (2000). The International Lawyer as
Judge. The International Lawyer as Practitioner. C. Wickremasinghe.
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Mackenzie, R. and P. Sands (2003). "International
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Pocar, F. (2004). "The Proliferation of
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Romano, C. P. R. (2003). "The Americanization of
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