About the work: This textbook and study guide addresses the growing importance of international criminal law, including its subfields such as criminal application law, international criminal law, European criminal law, and legal assistance. Cases, examples, and diagrams, along with detailed presentations of the current state of debate and comprehensive references to both international and foreign literature, make it equally interesting for students, practitioners, and scholars. Content: Legal foundations of national criminal jurisdiction, presentation of international criminal courts, jurisdictional conflicts, general part of international criminal law, international crimes, international criminal procedure law, implementation of international criminal law in Germany, European fundamental rights protection, particularly Article 6 of the ECHR, police and judicial cooperation in the EU, institutionalization in the EU.