Nergis Canefe is Professor of Politics, Public Policy and Law at York University, Toronto.

• Frontispiece: Tree of Life, by the authorIntroductionChapter I. Topographies of Universal Jurisdiction in International Law, Legal Pluralism and the Curious Case of the International Criminal CourtChapter II: Universal Jurisdiction and Genealogies of International Criminal LawChapter III. Crimes Against Humanity Jurisprudence in International Law and The Conundrum of Jurisdictional CertaintyChapter IV. Mea culpa, Sua culpa, Tua Maxima Culpa: Collective Responsibility, Societal WrongDoing and Legal JudgmentChapter V. Through the Looking Glass: Hybrid Courts and International Criminal Law in the Global SoutIn Lieu of Conclusion: Deliverance of Justice in International Criminal Law and the Role of Political Judgment as Purposive Action

Nergis Canefe is Professor of Politics, Public Policy and Law at York University, Toronto.

• Frontispiece: Tree of Life, by the authorIntroductionChapter I. Topographies of Universal Jurisdiction in International Law, Legal Pluralism and the Curious Case of the International Criminal CourtChapter II: Universal Jurisdiction and Genealogies of International Criminal LawChapter III. Crimes Against Humanity Jurisprudence in International Law and The Conundrum of Jurisdictional CertaintyChapter IV. Mea culpa, Sua culpa, Tua Maxima Culpa: Collective Responsibility, Societal WrongDoing and Legal JudgmentChapter V. Through the Looking Glass: Hybrid Courts and International Criminal Law in the Global SoutIn Lieu of Conclusion: Deliverance of Justice in International Criminal Law and the Role of Political Judgment as Purposive Action

Nergis Canefe is Professor of Politics, Public Policy and Law at York University, Toronto.

• Frontispiece: Tree of Life, by the authorIntroductionChapter I. Topographies of Universal Jurisdiction in International Law, Legal Pluralism and the Curious Case of the International Criminal CourtChapter II: Universal Jurisdiction and Genealogies of International Criminal LawChapter III. Crimes Against Humanity Jurisprudence in International Law and The Conundrum of Jurisdictional CertaintyChapter IV. Mea culpa, Sua culpa, Tua Maxima Culpa: Collective Responsibility, Societal WrongDoing and Legal JudgmentChapter V. Through the Looking Glass: Hybrid Courts and International Criminal Law in the Global SoutIn Lieu of Conclusion: Deliverance of Justice in International Criminal Law and the Role of Political Judgment as Purposive Action