'This book is very well-documented and well-written and the author has performed a thorough analysis of the many legal and moral problems that surround the arrest and extradition of suspects of international crimes to the ICC. Paulussen certainly deserves high praise for the in-depth quality of his work [...] [T]he jury [...]is convinced that this PhD thesis will make a great reference book that will prove to be of high value to academics and legal practitioners alike.'
'True to the aims of the study, Christophe Paulussen provides a comprehensive assessment of the subject which will prove a useful tool for scholars and judges alike. The author's authoritative command of the area is evinced by his ability to draw from an extensive list of material in support of arguments and theories. Although Paulussen was unable to provide a definitive answer to the central question, the book represents an important contribution to this field of literature and in the words of the author the real value of this study will be found [...] in its elaborate and more timeless corpus, in its effort to position the complex male captus topic into the equally intricate ICC context. [...] it is a highly recommended text.' Helen McDermott in 2011 Criminal Law Forum
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