This book examines genocide law by focusing on one of the lesser examined, yet practically significant, issues: the 'substantiality requirement'. This comprehensive and detailed study draws connections between different judicial approaches to 'substantiality' and the varying theoretical presumptions about the constitutive concepts of the crime.
This book examines genocide law by focusing on one of the lesser examined, yet practically significant, issues: the 'substantiality requirement'. This comprehensive and detailed study draws connections between different judicial approaches to 'substantiality' and the varying theoretical presumptions about the constitutive concepts of the crime.
Onur Uraz is a lecturer in international law, Hacettepe Law School, University of Hacettepe, Turkey.
Inhaltsangabe
Table of Cases Acknowledgments Abbreviations Chapter One - An Introduction to the Problem of the Identification and Justification of 'Substantiality' in Genocide Law Chapter Two - The Emergence of the Substantiality Requirement as a De Facto Norm and its Judicial Application Chapter Three - The Substantiality Requirement in the Legal Literature: Uncovering Binary and Substantialist Thinking Chapter Four - Beyond Binary and Substantialist Thinking: Embracing the Contingency in the Identification and Justification of 'Substantiality' Chapter Five - Locating the Relevant 'Part' in Light of the Processual Nature of Group Destruction and the Contextuality of Genocidal Intent Chapter Six - A Four-Step Examination for Establishing the Crime of Genocide Chapter Seven - A Case Study: The Question of Genocide in South Sudan and the Substantiality Requirement General Conclusion Bibliography Index
Table of Cases
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Chapter One - An Introduction to the Problem of the Identification and Justification of 'Substantiality' in Genocide Law
Chapter Two - The Emergence of the Substantiality Requirement as a De Facto Norm and its Judicial Application
Chapter Three - The Substantiality Requirement in the Legal Literature: Uncovering Binary and Substantialist Thinking
Chapter Four - Beyond Binary and Substantialist Thinking: Embracing the Contingency in the Identification and Justification of 'Substantiality'
Chapter Five - Locating the Relevant 'Part' in Light of the Processual Nature of Group Destruction and the Contextuality of Genocidal Intent
Chapter Six - A Four-Step Examination for Establishing the Crime of Genocide
Chapter Seven - A Case Study: The Question of Genocide in South Sudan and the Substantiality Requirement
Table of Cases Acknowledgments Abbreviations Chapter One - An Introduction to the Problem of the Identification and Justification of 'Substantiality' in Genocide Law Chapter Two - The Emergence of the Substantiality Requirement as a De Facto Norm and its Judicial Application Chapter Three - The Substantiality Requirement in the Legal Literature: Uncovering Binary and Substantialist Thinking Chapter Four - Beyond Binary and Substantialist Thinking: Embracing the Contingency in the Identification and Justification of 'Substantiality' Chapter Five - Locating the Relevant 'Part' in Light of the Processual Nature of Group Destruction and the Contextuality of Genocidal Intent Chapter Six - A Four-Step Examination for Establishing the Crime of Genocide Chapter Seven - A Case Study: The Question of Genocide in South Sudan and the Substantiality Requirement General Conclusion Bibliography Index
Table of Cases
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Chapter One - An Introduction to the Problem of the Identification and Justification of 'Substantiality' in Genocide Law
Chapter Two - The Emergence of the Substantiality Requirement as a De Facto Norm and its Judicial Application
Chapter Three - The Substantiality Requirement in the Legal Literature: Uncovering Binary and Substantialist Thinking
Chapter Four - Beyond Binary and Substantialist Thinking: Embracing the Contingency in the Identification and Justification of 'Substantiality'
Chapter Five - Locating the Relevant 'Part' in Light of the Processual Nature of Group Destruction and the Contextuality of Genocidal Intent
Chapter Six - A Four-Step Examination for Establishing the Crime of Genocide
Chapter Seven - A Case Study: The Question of Genocide in South Sudan and the Substantiality Requirement
General Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
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