This book provides a comprehensive account of how non-state actors rely on international criminal law as a tool in the service of progressive political causes.
This book provides a comprehensive account of how non-state actors rely on international criminal law as a tool in the service of progressive political causes.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kalika Mehta is Postdoctoral Researcher at the Centre for British Studies, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I Foundations 1. From TWAIL to TWAI(C)L 2. Conceptualizing Strategic Litigation 3. Corporate Accountability and International Criminal Law Part II Case Studies 4. CELS and Transitional Justice in Argentina: The Ford Case 5. CCR and Alien Tort Statute: The CACI Case 6. ECCHR and Extraterritorial Prosecutions in Europe: The Lafarge Case Part III Conclusion 7. Terms & Conditions of Corporate Accountability: A Strategic Practice of International Criminal Law
Part I Foundations 1. From TWAIL to TWAI(C)L 2. Conceptualizing Strategic Litigation 3. Corporate Accountability and International Criminal Law Part II Case Studies 4. CELS and Transitional Justice in Argentina: The Ford Case 5. CCR and Alien Tort Statute: The CACI Case 6. ECCHR and Extraterritorial Prosecutions in Europe: The Lafarge Case Part III Conclusion 7. Terms & Conditions of Corporate Accountability: A Strategic Practice of International Criminal Law
Part I Foundations 1. From TWAIL to TWAI(C)L 2. Conceptualizing Strategic Litigation 3. Corporate Accountability and International Criminal Law Part II Case Studies 4. CELS and Transitional Justice in Argentina: The Ford Case 5. CCR and Alien Tort Statute: The CACI Case 6. ECCHR and Extraterritorial Prosecutions in Europe: The Lafarge Case Part III Conclusion 7. Terms & Conditions of Corporate Accountability: A Strategic Practice of International Criminal Law
Part I Foundations 1. From TWAIL to TWAI(C)L 2. Conceptualizing Strategic Litigation 3. Corporate Accountability and International Criminal Law Part II Case Studies 4. CELS and Transitional Justice in Argentina: The Ford Case 5. CCR and Alien Tort Statute: The CACI Case 6. ECCHR and Extraterritorial Prosecutions in Europe: The Lafarge Case Part III Conclusion 7. Terms & Conditions of Corporate Accountability: A Strategic Practice of International Criminal Law
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