Jennifer Trahan is Clinical Professor at New York University's Center for Global Affairs. She is a prolific scholar in the field of international justice. She has written scores of law review articles, book chapters, and comprehensive digests on the case law of the Yugoslav and Rwanda Tribunals.
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Foreword Richard J. Goldstone Acknowledgments Introduction 1. The origins and history of the veto and its use 2. Acting in the face of atrocity crimes humanitarian intervention and the responsibility to protect 3. Initiatives to voluntarily restrain veto use in the face of atrocity crimes 4. Questioning the legality of veto use in the face of genocide, crimes against humanity, and/or war crimes 5. Case studies veto use related to the situation in Syria and veto threats related to the situation in Darfur Index.
Foreword Richard J. Goldstone Acknowledgments Introduction 1. The origins and history of the veto and its use 2. Acting in the face of atrocity crimes humanitarian intervention and the responsibility to protect 3. Initiatives to voluntarily restrain veto use in the face of atrocity crimes 4. Questioning the legality of veto use in the face of genocide, crimes against humanity, and/or war crimes 5. Case studies veto use related to the situation in Syria and veto threats related to the situation in Darfur Index.
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