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International Criminal Law and Its Enforcement: Cases and Materials

Beth Van Schaack, Ronald C. Slye

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What is international criminal law? -- Domestic jurisdiction --International jurisdiction --International criminal court -- The legal regulation of armed conflict -- War crimes -- Crimes against the peace -- Crimes against humanity -- Genocide -- Torture -- Terrorism -- Charging international crimes -- The responsibility of superiors -- Direct and indirect responsibility -- The law of conspiracy -- Incitement -- Defenses under international criminal law -- Sentencing.

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What is international criminal law? -- Domestic jurisdiction --International jurisdiction --International criminal court -- The legal regulation of armed conflict -- War crimes -- Crimes against the peace -- Crimes against humanity -- Genocide -- Torture -- Terrorism -- Charging international crimes -- The responsibility of superiors -- Direct and indirect responsibility -- The law of conspiracy -- Incitement -- Defenses under international criminal law -- Sentencing.

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What is international criminal law? -- Domestic jurisdiction --International jurisdiction --International criminal court -- The legal regulation of armed conflict -- War crimes -- Crimes against the peace -- Crimes against humanity -- Genocide -- Torture -- Terrorism -- Charging international crimes -- The responsibility of superiors -- Direct and indirect responsibility -- The law of conspiracy -- Incitement -- Defenses under international criminal law -- Sentencing.

Key concepts: Genocide, Law, Political science, War crime, Incitement, Crimes against humanity, International law, Jurisdiction

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