Mikkel Jarle Christensen is Head of Centre at the Copenhagen Centre for Criminology (CCC)Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen. His research focuses on international criminal justice, transnational policing, and anti-corruption. Between 2019 and 2025, he was principal investigator (PI) of the ERC funded JustSites project (ERC-StG: 802053) and served as Action Chair for COST Action Justice360 (CA18228). His work has been published in journals across disciplines such as international law, law and society studies, and sociology.

• 1: Introduction: War, crimes, justice sites 2: The conceptual framework 3: The history of justice sites 4: Inside and outside of the justice sites 5: Relations between justice sites 6: Relations between justice sites and practice sites 7: The global constellation of justice sites 8: Deterrence, corruption, social ills, and social goods 9: Conclusion

Mikkel Jarle Christensen is Head of Centre at the Copenhagen Centre for Criminology (CCC)Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen. His research focuses on international criminal justice, transnational policing, and anti-corruption. Between 2019 and 2025, he was principal investigator (PI) of the ERC funded JustSites project (ERC-StG: 802053) and served as Action Chair for COST Action Justice360 (CA18228). His work has been published in journals across disciplines such as international law, law and society studies, and sociology.

• 1: Introduction: War, crimes, justice sites 2: The conceptual framework 3: The history of justice sites 4: Inside and outside of the justice sites 5: Relations between justice sites 6: Relations between justice sites and practice sites 7: The global constellation of justice sites 8: Deterrence, corruption, social ills, and social goods 9: Conclusion

Mikkel Jarle Christensen is Head of Centre at the Copenhagen Centre for Criminology (CCC)Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen. His research focuses on international criminal justice, transnational policing, and anti-corruption. Between 2019 and 2025, he was principal investigator (PI) of the ERC funded JustSites project (ERC-StG: 802053) and served as Action Chair for COST Action Justice360 (CA18228). His work has been published in journals across disciplines such as international law, law and society studies, and sociology.

• 1: Introduction: War, crimes, justice sites 2: The conceptual framework 3: The history of justice sites 4: Inside and outside of the justice sites 5: Relations between justice sites 6: Relations between justice sites and practice sites 7: The global constellation of justice sites 8: Deterrence, corruption, social ills, and social goods 9: Conclusion