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Franceschet, A.: Introduction. - S. 53-57 -- Rodman, K. A.: Why the ICC should operate within peace processes. - S. 59-71 -- Schiff, B.: The ICC's potential for doing bad when pursuing good. - S. 73-81 -- Struett, M. J.: Why the International Criminal Court must pretend to ignore politics. - S. 83-91 -- Franceschet, A.: The International Criminal Court's provisional authority to coerce. - S. 93-101

Introduction . - Charles E Ziegler: Critical perspectives on the Responsibility to Protect: BRICS and beyond 262-277. - Charles Cater and David M Malone: The origins and evolution of Responsibility to Protect at the UN 278-297. - Benjamin N Schiff: Can the International Criminal Court contribute to the Responsibility to Protect? 298-313. - Timothy William Waters: The spear point and the ground beneath: territorial constraints on the logic of Responsibility to Protect 314-327. - Vitaly Kozyrev: Harmonizing 'Responsibility to Protect': China's vision of a post-sovereign world 328-345. - Charles E Ziegler: Russia on the rebound: using and misusing the Responsibility to Protect 346-361. - Sumit Ganguly: India and the Responsibility to Protect 362-374. - Oliver Stuenkel: Brazil and Responsibility to Protect: a case of agency and norm entrepreneurship in the Global South 375-390. - Karen Smith: South Africa and the Responsibility to Protect: from champion to sceptic 391-405