International Criminal Law Review (Volume 1)

Author: Zhao Bingzhi
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: The purpose of the International Criminal Law Review is to:
Provide Chinese readers who love world peace and stability and uphold human fairness and justice with a window to follow the progress of international criminal legislation and judicial practice, as well as to understand the development trends of international criminal law theory.
Offer a platform for Chinese scholars who are passionate about popularizing and disseminating international criminal law knowledge, actively participating in discussions on major theoretical issues of international criminal law, to express their views and exchange insights.
Serve as a reference and advisory source for the development and improvement of international criminal legislation and judicial practices, drawing on international and national experiences, and providing support for the construction of China's socialist rule-of-law state (especially in the field of criminal law).
This journal is published semi-annually and includes sections such as Academic Forum, ICC Topics, Case Selections, and News & Information.
Adhering to the principle of combining theory and practice, bridging history and reality, and connecting international and domestic perspectives, the journal aims to become a first-class professional academic journal with domestic authority and international excellence in a short period of time.