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Can the international criminal architecture, which has accomplished so much in the last decades to prevent and punish acts that “shock the conscience of mankind”, be an effective tool to halt unsustainable development and its potentially dramatic consequences on life on Earth generally, and on humanity in particular? This is the question at the center of the timely book edited by Sebastien Jodoin and MarieClaire Cordonier Segger that is examined in this review. In 2012, the nations of the world gathered at the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de Janeiro and acknowledged

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SÉBASTIEN JODOIN AND MARIE-CLAIRE CORDONIER SEGGER, EDS, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND TREATY IMPLEMENTATION, NEW YORK, CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2013