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Collective violence and international criminal justice, an interdisciplinary approach, edited by Alette Smeulers

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Collective violence and international criminal justice, an interdisciplinary approach, edited by Alette Smeulers
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eng
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Includes bibliographical references
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illustrations
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no index present
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non fiction
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Collective violence and international criminal justice
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bibliography
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edited by Alette Smeulers
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Series Supranational criminal law, v. 8
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an interdisciplinary approach
Table Of Contents
Collective violence and international criminal justice : towards an interdisciplinary approach / Alette Smeulers -- The ordinariness of extraordinary evil : the making of perpetrators of collective violence / James E. Waller -- Rethinking the subjectivity of perpetrators of political violence / Don Foster -- Discourses on international criminality / Athanasios Chouliaras -- Ascribing individual liability within a bureaucracy of murder / Mark Osiel -- Seizing the 'Grotian moment' : application of joint criminal enterprise liability to the proceedings of the Cambodia genocide tribunal / Michael P. Scharf -- Criminologically explained reality of genocide, structure of the offence and the 'intent to destroy' requirement / Kai Ambos -- ICTY and the culpability of different types of perpetrators of international crimes / Alette Smeulers, Barbara Hola -- Child soldiers : agency, enlistment, and the collectivization of innocence / Mark Drumbl -- The rough edges of the delicate mosaic : complexity theory and the early practice of the International Criminal Court / Salim A. Nakhjavani -- The law and politics of self-referrals / Sarah Nouwen and Wouter WernerOn research methods for international crimes : methodological issues in the empirical study of international crimes / Catrien Bijleveld -- Sexual violence during war : variation and accountability / Elisabeth Jean Wood -- Learning the hard way at the ICTY : statistical evidence of human rights violations in an adversarial information environment / Amelia Hoover Green -- Methodology for the criminal investigation of international crimes / Xabier Agirre Aranburu -- Closing the gap in truth finding : from the facts of the field to the judge's chambers / Martin Witteveen -- Preserving the overview of law and facts : the case matrix / Morten Bergsmo, Olympia Bekou, Annika Jones -- Future perspectives on collective violence and international criminal justice / Stephan Parmentier, Estelle Zinsstag
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