Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Constitutional Law and Criminal Justice]( "Constitutional Law and Criminal Justice")
Constitutional Law and Criminal Justice296,99 €![Criminal Responsibility for the Crime of Aggression]( "Criminal Responsibility for the Crime of Aggression")
Criminal Responsibility for the Crime of Aggression222,99 €![Transitional Justice in Tunisia]( "Transitional Justice in Tunisia")
Transitional Justice in Tunisia191,99 €![Self-Defence in International and Criminal Law]( "Self-Defence in International and Criminal Law")
Self-Defence in International and Criminal Law180,99 €![Criminal Procedure]( "Criminal Procedure")
Criminal Procedure169,99 €![Law and Society]( "Law and Society")
Law and Society169,99 €![Direct Application of International Criminal Law in National Courts]( "Direct Application of International Criminal Law in National Courts")
Direct Application of International Criminal Law in National Courts59,99 €
This book explores the concept of universal jurisdiction in international criminal law through a critical international legal approach. Drawing on the work of Martti Koskenniemi and David Kennedy it unpacks the legal arguments justifying and criticizing universal jurisdiction in the legal debate on jurisdiction and through analysis of the relevant case law. Identifying overarching patterns within the debate on universal jurisdiction, the book argues that the debate is bounded by the tension between contrasting political approaches, labelled as moralist ("preventing impunity") and formalist ("avoiding abuse") which struggle for hegemonic control.