General principles of law in the early jurisprudence of the ICC / Mohamed Elewa Badar and Noelle Higgins. The case for inclusion of terrorism in the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court / Harmen van der Wilt and Inez Braber -- Command responsibility, joint commission and 'control over the crime' approach in the first ICC jurisprudence / Chantal Meloni -- The right not to be tried twice for international crimes : an overview of the ne bis in idem principle within the statutes of the ICC and the international criminal tribunals / Stefano Manacorda and Giulio Vanacore -- Balancing rights of the accused with rights of victims before the International Criminal Court / Morris A. Anyah -- Lubanga decision on victims' reparations : handing off the hot potato? / Paolo Lobba -- Building national capacity for the ICC : prospects and challenges / Olympia Bekou -- Has the ICC unfairly targeted Africa or has Africa unfairly targeted the ICC? / Lyal S. Sunga -- Transitional justice in the DRC : the 2014 Amnesty Law and the principle of complementarity -- quid juris? / Patricia Pinto Soares -- The first decision on sentence of the International Criminal Court in the Lubanga case : great (unmet) expectations / Silvia D'Ascoli -- The confirmation of charges at the International Criminal Court : a tale of two models / Triestino Mariniello and Niccolò Pons -- From Lubanga to Ruto : witness proofing under the applicable law of the ICC / Sarah Finnin -- General principles of law in the early jurisprudence of the ICC / Mohamed Elewa Badar and Noelle Higgins.
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