The United States and the International Criminal Court : national security and international law / edited by Sarah B. Sewall and Carl Kaysen.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The United States and the International Criminal Court : an overview / Sarah B Sewall, Carl Kaysen, and Michael. P Scharf -- Part I. The roots of the ICC. The evolution of the ICC : from The Hague to Rome and back again / Leila Nanya Sadat -- Lessons from the International Criminal Tribunals / Richard J. Goldstone and Gary Jonathan Bass -- The statute of the ICC : past, present, and future / Bartram S. Brown -- Exceptional cases in Rome : the United States and the struggle for an ICC / Lawrence Weschler -- Part II. The United States and the ICC. The U.S. perspective on the ICC / David J. Scheffer -- The Constitution and the ICC / Ruth Wedgwood -- American servicemembers and the ICC / Robinson O. Everett -- The ICC and the deployment of U.S. armed forces / William L. Nash -- The United States and genocide law : a history of ambivalence / Samantha Power -- Part III. The ICC and national approaches to justice. Justice versus peace / Michael P. Scharf -- Complementarity and conflict : states, victims, and the ICC / Madeline Morris -- Part IV. The ICC's implications for international law. The ICC's jurisdiction over the nationals of non-party states / Michael P. Scharf -- The ICC and the future of the global legal system / Abram Chayes and Anne-Marie Slaughter -- Appendix: Bringing a case to the ICC : pathways and thresholds / Bartram S. Brown.