Making sense of mass atrocity
Osiel, Mark
Making sense of mass atrocity by Mark Osiel. - USA : Cambridge university press, 2009. - 257 p.
Table of contents:
Introduction
Chapter 1. The challenge of prosecuting mass atrocity
Part 1
Legal rules and their problems
Chapter 2. The responsibility of superiors
Chapter 3. Participating in a criminal enterprise
Chapter 4. Defining the criminal enterprise
Chapter 5. The bureaucracy of murder
Chapter 6. Culpability, character, and context in mass atrocity
Part 2
The political context of legal choice
Chapter 7. Must national prosecutions serve global concerns?
Chapter 8. The conflicting incentives of national and international prosecutors
Part 3
New possibilities and solutions
Chapter 9. Collective sanctions for collective wrong
Chapter 10. The collective responsibility of military officers
Chapter 11. being economical with amnesty
Conclusion
Index.
9780521861854
International crimes.
Criminal liability (International law).
345.0235 / OSI/MAK
Making sense of mass atrocity by Mark Osiel. - USA : Cambridge university press, 2009. - 257 p.
Table of contents:
Introduction
Chapter 1. The challenge of prosecuting mass atrocity
Part 1
Legal rules and their problems
Chapter 2. The responsibility of superiors
Chapter 3. Participating in a criminal enterprise
Chapter 4. Defining the criminal enterprise
Chapter 5. The bureaucracy of murder
Chapter 6. Culpability, character, and context in mass atrocity
Part 2
The political context of legal choice
Chapter 7. Must national prosecutions serve global concerns?
Chapter 8. The conflicting incentives of national and international prosecutors
Part 3
New possibilities and solutions
Chapter 9. Collective sanctions for collective wrong
Chapter 10. The collective responsibility of military officers
Chapter 11. being economical with amnesty
Conclusion
Index.
9780521861854
International crimes.
Criminal liability (International law).
345.0235 / OSI/MAK