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Explore the intricate dynamics of global diplomacy with 'Negotiating Sovereignty and Human Rights'. This pivotal work examines the transatlantic conflict surrounding the International Criminal Court (ICC) and its implications for modern international relations. The author delves into the normative foundations of international society, showcasing how the interplay between sovereignty and human rights shapes the fabric of diplomatic negotiations. Contrary to the simplistic notion that sovereignty and human rights are at odds, this book presents a compelling argument for their interdependence and mutual reinforcement. By analyzing various actors' interpretations of these core norms, the author reveals how differing visions of world order influence international dialogues and agreements. This comprehensive analysis not only contributes to academic discourse on international law but also serves as a vital resource for practitioners, scholars, and students interested in human rights, global governance, and transnational negotiations. Unlock a deeper understanding of the complexities of sovereignty and human rights and their profound impact on global politics with this essential reading. Ideal for those seeking to engage with contemporary issues in international diplomacy and human rights advocacy.