This article analyses the sociological foundations of the elite power in the field of international criminal justice. Building on a multiple correspondence analysis of 365 elite agents, the article shows how different accumulations of cultural, economic and social capital structure relations between elite groups active in the fight against atrocity crimes. Building on its analysis of these forms of capital, the article investigates how different combinations of capital empower specific elites to broker connections between social groups in and at the border of the field of international criminal justice. Analysing such forms of intra- or inter-field brokerage, the article shows how they allow specific elites to access and exert institutional and networked power that can be used to affect existing and craft new international criminal justice initiatives.

本文分析了国际刑事司法领域精英权力的社会学基础。基于对 365 名精英特工的多重对应分析，本文展示了文化、经济和社会资本的不同积累如何在积极打击暴行犯罪的精英群体之间构建关系。基于对这些资本形式的分析，本文研究了不同的资本组合如何赋予特定精英权力，以在国际刑事司法领域及其边界的社会群体之间斡旋联系。分析此类形式的场内或场间经纪业务，