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Kenneth Rodman

William R Cotter Distinguished Teaching Professor of Government

Colby College

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Colby College

Computer Science Department

Government

Kenneth Rodman is currently serving as a Colby College William R Cotter Distinguished Teaching Professor of Government at Colby College.

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Colby College

William R Cotter Distinguished Teaching Professor of Government

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International Criminal Tribunals and Domestic Accountability: In the Court’s Shadow, Written by Patryk Labuda. International Criminal Law Review (2026)

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Peace Versus Justice. Springer eBooks (2025)

peace researchsocial justicetransitional justicelawinjusticehuman rightspeace versus justiceconflictconflict resolutionphilosophy

When Justice Leads, Does Politics Follow?. Journal of International Criminal Justice (2019)

politicspolitical sciencejustice leadspolitical studiespolitical analysisinjusticepolitical behavior

Pacting the Law Within Politics. Lessons From the International Criminal Court's First Investigations. Intersentia eBooks (2017)

comparative lawinternational courtsinternational criminal courtcriminal lawpolitical sciencecomparative criminal lawinternational criminal lawjurisprudencelawpublic international lawinternational lawinternational affairspublic lawcriminal justicefirst investigations

How Politics Shapes the Contributions of Justice: Lessons From the Icty and the Ictr. AJIL Unbound (2016)

social justicepublic integritypolitical sciencejurisprudencelawpolitical studiesphilosophy of lawdigital justicepolitical analysisepistemic justiceinjusticeglobal justicesocial sciences

Rough Justice: The International Criminal Court in a World of Power Politics, David Bosco (New York: Oxford University Press, 2014), 312 Pp., $29.95 Cloth.. Ethics & International Affairs (2015)

international courtstransitional justicepower politicscriminal lawpolitical sciencelawdavid boscointernational lawcriminal justice systemcriminal justicerough justicecriminal justice process

Intervention and the ‘Justice Cascade’: Lessons From the Special Court for Sierra Leone on Prosecution and Civil War. Human Rights Review (2014)

Kenneth A. Rodman

international courtsspecial courtinternational relationslawinternational lawcivil warsierra leonehuman rights

Justice as a Dialogue Between Law and Politics: Embedding the International Criminal Court Within Conflict Management and Peacebuilding. Journal of International Criminal Justice (2014)

peace researchinternational courtstransitional justiceinternational criminal courtinternational conflictpolitical sciencedialogue between lawpeacemakinginternational criminal lawinternational relationslawinternational lawconflict managementinternational affairsconflictconflict resolution

International Criminal Justice. Encylcopedia of International Ethics (2013)

international courtstransitional justicecriminal lawinternational criminal justiceinternational criminal lawlawinternational lawtheoretical criminologycriminal justiceinternational criminology

Justice is Interventionist: The Political Sources of the Judicial Reach of the Special Court for Sierra Leone. International Criminal Law Review (2013)

special courtpolitical sciencejurisprudencelawlegal processjudicial reachglobal justicesierra leonepublic lawcriminal justicehuman rights

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Kenneth Rodman

William R Cotter Distinguished Teaching Professor of Government

Colby College

Affiliations

Colby College

Computer Science Department

Government

Kenneth Rodman is currently serving as a Colby College William R Cotter Distinguished Teaching Professor of Government at Colby College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kenneth Rodman

Colby College

William R Cotter Distinguished Teaching Professor of Government

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

International Criminal Tribunals and Domestic Accountability: In the Court’s Shadow, Written by Patryk Labuda. International Criminal Law Review (2026)

Peace Versus Justice. Springer eBooks (2025)

peace researchsocial justicetransitional justicelawinjusticehuman rightspeace versus justiceconflictconflict resolutionphilosophy

When Justice Leads, Does Politics Follow?. Journal of International Criminal Justice (2019)

politicspolitical sciencejustice leadspolitical studiespolitical analysisinjusticepolitical behavior

Pacting the Law Within Politics. Lessons From the International Criminal Court's First Investigations. Intersentia eBooks (2017)

How Politics Shapes the Contributions of Justice: Lessons From the Icty and the Ictr. AJIL Unbound (2016)

social justicepublic integritypolitical sciencejurisprudencelawpolitical studiesphilosophy of lawdigital justicepolitical analysisepistemic justiceinjusticeglobal justicesocial sciences

Rough Justice: The International Criminal Court in a World of Power Politics, David Bosco (New York: Oxford University Press, 2014), 312 Pp., $29.95 Cloth.. Ethics & International Affairs (2015)

international courtstransitional justicepower politicscriminal lawpolitical sciencelawdavid boscointernational lawcriminal justice systemcriminal justicerough justicecriminal justice process

Intervention and the ‘Justice Cascade’: Lessons From the Special Court for Sierra Leone on Prosecution and Civil War. Human Rights Review (2014)

Kenneth A. Rodman

international courtsspecial courtinternational relationslawinternational lawcivil warsierra leonehuman rights

Justice as a Dialogue Between Law and Politics: Embedding the International Criminal Court Within Conflict Management and Peacebuilding. Journal of International Criminal Justice (2014)

International Criminal Justice. Encylcopedia of International Ethics (2013)

international courtstransitional justicecriminal lawinternational criminal justiceinternational criminal lawlawinternational lawtheoretical criminologycriminal justiceinternational criminology

Justice is Interventionist: The Political Sources of the Judicial Reach of the Special Court for Sierra Leone. International Criminal Law Review (2013)

special courtpolitical sciencejurisprudencelawlegal processjudicial reachglobal justicesierra leonepublic lawcriminal justicehuman rights

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