Crimes against humanity and the armed conflict nexus : from Nuremberg to the ICC / Hirad Abtahi
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Book
Subtype of document:
Littérature grise
Title:
Crimes against humanity and the armed conflict nexus : from Nuremberg to the ICC
Author zone:
Hirad Abtahi
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[S.l.] : European Society of International Law, 2013
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11 p. ; 30 cm
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Languages:
English
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Abstract:
This study charts the development of the concept of crimes against humanity from the “golden age” of jus in bello into a “golden age” of international criminal justice. In the past two decades, the concept of crimes against humanity has evolved in the legislative and jurisprudential sphere, in that it is no longer shackled to the jus in bello framework. This study will first briefly consider crimes against humanity’s armed conflict nexus during the Golden Age of jus in bello in order to accurately appreciate the subsequent work of practitioners on these crimes. The study then analyses some potential reasons behind the erosion – and yet often perceived presence – of the armed conflict nexus, using the ICC as a case study.
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| Call number | Availability / Due date |
|---|---|
| 344/80 (Br.) | Available |