Multilayered Structures of International Criminal Law

The book offers a comprehensive examination of the multilayered legal frameworks regulating crimes under international law, addressing both core and other types of offenses. It analyzes substantive and procedural rules, emphasizing the interconnectedness of various enforcement systems. This thorough approach facilitates a deeper understanding of international criminal law, allowing for an in-depth exploration of specific topics within its framework. Ultimately, it provides a systematic overview essential for grasping the complexities of international criminal law.