International law is so fundamentally distinct from domestic law that some even question whether it is the law at all. Unlike domestic law, in which the state can create, enforce,
Jan 2024
Catching flies with vinegar or honey? Shaming, praising, and public support for international agreements
How does international shaming and praising affect domestic support for joining international agreements? Many scholars have examined the role of shaming in leading countries to support international agreements, and a
Jan 2024
Incumbent Responses to Armed Groups in Nigeria and Kenya
Under what conditions do incumbents support, tolerate, or try to rein in armed groups within their borders? The paper argues that incumbents strategize toward armed groups in ways that help
Mar 2020
Engendering justice: women and the prosecution of sexual violence in international criminal courts
Does the participation of women in international criminal courts enhance the provision of gender justice? Scant scholarly attention has been paid to women as prosecutors, despite the pivotal role that
