ICC, R2P, and the International Community’s Evolving Interventionist Toolkit

Abstract

This paper presented at a conference at the Helsinki Castren Institute for International Law and Human Rights is an exploration of the relationship between international criminal justice and R2P, and how the two are part of evolving interventionist discourses that reaffirm the centrality of at least some states and of the Security Council rather than fundamentally challenge them. The final and edited version will be published in the Finnish Yearbook of International Law and for citation purposes is the only authoritative one.

Keywords: International criminal court, R2P, Responsibility to Protect, Security Council

JEL Classification: K33