Between Philosophy and International Criminal Law: Examples of Interdisciplinary Approaches

This introduction is written by the two guest editors for a Special Issue of International Criminal Law Review entitled `Between Philosophy and International Criminal Law: Examples of Interdisciplinary Approaches.' The text briefly explains the need for interdisciplinary research on law, meaning that the scholarly approaches are not limited to the theoretical foundations and methodologies of international criminal law (ICL) and international Criminal Justice (ICJ). The introduction also provides an interdisciplinary snapshot of a selection of seven contributions, which represent a broad spectrum of examples.