@phdthesis{ed7203179de34f7db3f04100322bfe8c,
title = "Judicialising Peace: The International Criminal Court's Impact on Political Settlements in Kenya and Uganda",
abstract = "Analysing two peace processes in Kenya and Uganda, this dissertation argues that what matters to peace processes that experience an ICC intervention is the timing and level of ICC involvement as well as the interpretation of particular aspects of the Rome Statute by key ICC officials.This argument centres on the notion of international legalisation. It derives from four analyses: A deconstruction of the idea of international Justice that animates the ICC and its constituency; interpretive process analyses of the Juba Peace Talks between the Ugandan government and the Lord's Resistance Army as well as the Kenya National Dialogue and Reconciliation following the 2008 post-election violence; and, lastly, an inductive comparison of these two peace processes.",
keywords = "Den Internationale Straffedomstol, Retsligg{\o}relse af politik, Fredsprocesser, Kenya, Uganda, Lord's Resistance Army, The International Criminal Court, Judicialisation of politics, Peace Processes, Kenya, Uganda, Lord's Resistance Army, Conflict Resolution",
author = "Gissel, {Line Engbo}",
year = "2014",
month = feb,
language = "English",
isbn = "978-87-7335-181-9",
series = "Politicas ph.d.-serie",
publisher = "Forlaget Politica",
}