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  1. Atrocity Prosecutions, Cultural Representation, and the Invisible Older Individual

    Article • July 2024, De Gruyter

    Kirsten Fisher

  2. The Expressive Value of Prosecuting Aged Defendants: A Rebuke of Ageism

    Article • International Criminal Law Review, January 2022, Brill

    Kirsten Fisher

  3. The Problem with the Crime of Forced Migration as a Loophole to icc Jurisdiction

    Article • Journal of International Humanitarian Legal Studies, September 2020, Brill

    Kirsten Fisher

  4. Messages from the Expressive Nature of icc Reparations: Complex-victims in Complex Contexts and the Trust Fund for Victims

    Article • International Criminal Law Review, April 2020, Brill

    Kirsten Fisher

  5. International Criminal ‘Lawfare’ and its Potential Effects on Post-Conflict Positive Peace

    Article • International Criminal Law Review, August 2019, Brill

    Kirsten Fisher

  6. Canada, the International Criminal Court, and the intersection of international politics and finances

    Article • International Journal Canada s Journal of Global Policy Analysis, June 2019, SAGE Publications

    Kirsten Fisher

  7. Defining a relationship between transitional justice and jus post bellum: A call and an opportunity for post-conflict justice

    Article • Journal of International Political Theory, December 2018, SAGE Publications

    Kirsten Fisher

  8. Africa's role in the progression of international criminal justice: a moral and political argument

    Article • The Journal of Modern African Studies, November 2018, Cambridge University Press

    Kirsten Fisher