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This work analyzes the flaws in the International Criminal Court's architecture and its implications for legitimacy and reform.

Architecture of International Criminal Justice in Times of Crisis: Premises, Challenges, and Prospects for Reform

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The article examines the crisis in international criminal justice, suggesting reforms amid existing challenges.

This work analyzes the flaws in the International Criminal Court's architecture and its implications for legitimacy and reform.
Comprehensive examination of the ICC and ad hoc tribunals
Analysis of political and legal challenges to legitimacy
Historical legal analysis of existing frameworks
Comparison of normative paradigms in international law
Identifies key flaws in ICC's functional model and its legitimacy issues
Highlights competing paradigms that constrain universal criminal justice
Proposes three pathways for reforming international criminal justice architecture

Ekaterina Alekseevna Kopylova (2026) studied this question.

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