Macdonald Hall
Kingston, Ontario K7L 3N6 K7L3N6
Canada
Queen's University - Faculty of Law
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International Criminal Law, Human Rights, Humanitarian Law, Legal Reasoning, Liberalism, Legality, Strict Construction, Interpretation, Joint Criminal Enterprise, Command Responsibility
International Law, Criminal Law, Culpability, Causation, Command Responsibility, Fundamental Principles, Liberal, Deontological, Successor Commander, Dereliction, Ratification, Risk Theory, Risk Aggravation, Puzzle
International Criminal Court, international criminal law, politics, legitimacy, apology, utopia, discourse, case selection, situation selection, selectivity
crime against humanity, policy element, Article 7
International Criminal Court, complementarity, international criminal law, interpretation, interpretive community, hermeneutics, admissibility, inaction, unwilling, unable, uncontested, burden sharing
international criminal law, liberal account, deontological, criminal law theory, justice, fundamental principles, cosmopolitan, international tribunals, states, punishment
international criminal law, liberal principles, deontological, interpretation, dynamic, structural, ideological, joint criminal enterprise, command responsbility, duress, legality, fair labelling, causation
International Criminal Court, international criminal law, jurisdiction, complementarity, admissibility, trigger mechanisms, self-referral, territorial state, drafters intent, drafting history, interpretation, creative interpretation, cooperation, independence
crimes against humanity, policy element, fragmentation, widespread, systematic
complementarity, admissibility, same conduct,
Command Responsibility, Culpability, Negligence, Mens Rea, Knowledge, Deontological, Criminal Theory
international criminal tribunals, legacy, genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, sexual violence, joint criminal enterprise, command responsibility, collective, fundamental principles, legality
international criminal law, international criminal court, complementarity, inaction, waiver, uncontested admissibility, social construction of knowledge
international criminal law, justice, fundamental principles, liberal, legality, authority, culpability, collective
crimes against humanity, policy, attack, multiple, widespread, systematic
crimes against humanity, civilian population, combatant, civilian
