All articles Dangerous Speech Amplified: How ‘Big Tech’ can be a responsible stakeholder in mass atrocity prevention 10th Sep 202228th Mar 2023 “To Wash One’s Hands”: Challenges to International Justice in a Covid-19 Era 11th May 2021 Why China’s Treatment of the Uighur Minority Warrants an Investigation into Acts of Genocide 11th May 2021 Biological Weapons as New Types of Weapons: Applicable and Future International Humanitarian Law 11th May 2021 The European Union and the R2P Norm: A Marriage of Convenience 11th May 2021 Between Realpolitik and Humanitarianism: Why Is the Application of the R2P Inconsistent? A Closer Look at Libya and Venezuela 11th May 2021 Responsibility to Protect and the Immanent Logic of Freedom: A Hegelian Analysis of Humanitarian Intervention 11th May 2021 Evidentiary Challenges of New Technologies in International Criminal Trials 11th May 202111th May 2021 Not Possible in the World That Actually Exists? Examining the Value of The Responsibility to Protect in a World of Systemic Violence 11th May 2021 The Responsibility to Protect and Counter Terrorism: An Incompatible but Inevitable Interaction 11th May 2021 Realpolitik vs. Human Rights’ Protection: The Rohingya Crisis and The Failure of the Responsibility to Protect 11th May 2021 Examining the ‘Responsibility to Protect’ Through a Critical Analysis of Norm Theory 11th May 2021 The Responsibility to Protect, An Established Norm in International Relations? Misapplication in Myanmar, Application in Libya and Non-Application in Syria 11th May 2021 A Critical Analysis of the Strengths and Limitations of the Responsibility to Protect in the Central African Republic Between 2013-2017 11th May 2021 How Gendered Experiences Shape Processes and Practices of War and Peace 11th May 2021 Why Is Sexual Violence Such an Effective Weapon of War? 11th May 2021 The Evolution of the International Fact-Finding Missions in Armed Conflicts – From Collecting Facts to Collecting Evidence 11th May 2021 The Final Frontier: R2P and Implementation 11th May 2021 The International Criminal Court’s Lack of Credibility: What Consequences for the Process of Convicting Perpetrators of Mass Atrocities? 11th May 2021 Transitional Justice: A Tool of Elite Manipulation? A Constructivist Analysis of Gross-Abuse in Kenya and Rwanda 11th May 2021 A Critical Discussion of the Success of Past Transitional Justice Approaches in Kenya for Securing Peace and Reconciliation 11th May 2021 Not All Pandora’s Boxes Are the Same: If Transitional Justice Is to Be Effective a One-size-fits-all Approach Is Not the Right Choice 11th May 2021 20 Years Later: The Role and Value of Traditional Justice Mechanisms for the International Criminal Court and for the Future of Transitional Justice 11th May 2021 Cuddled, Loved and Mutilated: Transitional Justice as Transitional Object 11th May 2021 To sever or salvage? Disaggregating the coercive military component of the R2P 11th May 2021 India’s stand on the Responsibility to Protect: The UN Security Council and the Libya crisis 11th May 2021 ‘This delicate mosaic may be shattered at any time’: The ICC, technocracy and the liberal West’s moral imperialism 11th May 2021 Torn between political interests and upholding legal responsibilities? A critical examination of African states’ frustrations with the International Criminal Court 11th May 2021 African states’ frustrations with the ICC: justifiable or misdirected and overstated? 11th May 2021 The human right to be enslaved: how human rights’ coercive liberalism was masked as emancipatory 11th May 2021 Perspectives on postwar reconstruction and the purpose of theory 11th May 2021 Reintegration of Former Combatants: The End to Colombia’s Reign of Blood? 11th May 2021 Unarmed Civilian Peacekeeping as an Appropriate Institutionalised Answer to Conflict-Related Sexual Violence 11th May 2021 Increasing Accountability in Peacekeeping Operations: Challenges and Opportunities 11th May 2021 Peacekeeping in today’s ‘complex emergencies’: Why it still matters that UN peacekeepers strive to adhere to the core principles of UN Peacekeeping 11th May 2021 Filling the doctrinal gap? Challenges in UN peacekeeping operations 11th May 2021 Gendered Dimensions of Conflict and Peace: Assessing the effectiveness of UNSCR 1325 10th May 2021 Challenging the Establishment: A discussion regarding the normative status of the Responsibility to Protect 10th May 2021 Shortcomings of the ‘Responsibility to Protect’: An Analysis of the Saudi-led Coalition Intervention in Yemen 10th May 2021 The Responsibility to Protect in Africa: Normative Progress or Sound and Fury Signifying Nothing? 10th May 2021 Pillar II in Mali: Endless Interference or Making a Difference? 10th May 2021 #EasyAsAPB? The Chances of Survival of the Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act 10th May 2021 The AK-47, the Responsibility to Protect and the Arms Trade Treaty 10th May 2021 The Responsibility to Protect in the Libyan Intervention: Ultimate Success or International Failure? 10th May 2021 A Norm-in-Formation? An Analysis of Brazil and China’s Normative Engagement with the Responsibility to Protect 10th May 2021 The Responsibility to Protect and the Responsibility to Prosecute 10th May 2021 The International Criminal Court: A Shackled Elephant in the Court Room? 10th May 2021 The Responsibility to Protect: Four Challenges on the Road Ahead 10th May 2021 Caveat Visitator: Alternatives to Rome Statute Obligations for the Arrest of ICC Indictees 10th May 2021 The Role of Legitimacy in UN Security Council Decision to “Re-Hat” the African Union’s Peacekeeping Mission in the Central African Republic 10th May 202110th May 2021 Gender Identity, Gender Based Violence, and the Responsibility to Protect 10th May 202110th May 2021 Fulfilling the Promise of R2P: Our Shared Responsibility 10th May 202110th May 2021 R2P then and now: A conversation with Professor Gareth Evans about gross human rights violations in a changing global environment 8th May 202112th Jan 2023 Atrocity Prevention, 15 Years Since the Adoption of R2P: Interview with UN Special Adviser on R2P Dr. Karen Smith 6th May 202112th Jan 2023 Book Review: Responsibility to Protect and the Failures of the United Nations Security Council by Patrick M. 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Dangerous Speech Amplified: How ‘Big Tech’ can be a responsible stakeholder in mass atrocity prevention 10th Sep 202228th Mar 2023
Why China’s Treatment of the Uighur Minority Warrants an Investigation into Acts of Genocide 11th May 2021
Biological Weapons as New Types of Weapons: Applicable and Future International Humanitarian Law 11th May 2021
Between Realpolitik and Humanitarianism: Why Is the Application of the R2P Inconsistent? A Closer Look at Libya and Venezuela 11th May 2021
Responsibility to Protect and the Immanent Logic of Freedom: A Hegelian Analysis of Humanitarian Intervention 11th May 2021
Evidentiary Challenges of New Technologies in International Criminal Trials 11th May 202111th May 2021
Not Possible in the World That Actually Exists? Examining the Value of The Responsibility to Protect in a World of Systemic Violence 11th May 2021
The Responsibility to Protect and Counter Terrorism: An Incompatible but Inevitable Interaction 11th May 2021
Realpolitik vs. Human Rights’ Protection: The Rohingya Crisis and The Failure of the Responsibility to Protect 11th May 2021
The Responsibility to Protect, An Established Norm in International Relations? Misapplication in Myanmar, Application in Libya and Non-Application in Syria 11th May 2021
A Critical Analysis of the Strengths and Limitations of the Responsibility to Protect in the Central African Republic Between 2013-2017 11th May 2021
The Evolution of the International Fact-Finding Missions in Armed Conflicts – From Collecting Facts to Collecting Evidence 11th May 2021
The International Criminal Court’s Lack of Credibility: What Consequences for the Process of Convicting Perpetrators of Mass Atrocities? 11th May 2021
Transitional Justice: A Tool of Elite Manipulation? A Constructivist Analysis of Gross-Abuse in Kenya and Rwanda 11th May 2021
A Critical Discussion of the Success of Past Transitional Justice Approaches in Kenya for Securing Peace and Reconciliation 11th May 2021
Not All Pandora’s Boxes Are the Same: If Transitional Justice Is to Be Effective a One-size-fits-all Approach Is Not the Right Choice 11th May 2021
20 Years Later: The Role and Value of Traditional Justice Mechanisms for the International Criminal Court and for the Future of Transitional Justice 11th May 2021
India’s stand on the Responsibility to Protect: The UN Security Council and the Libya crisis 11th May 2021
‘This delicate mosaic may be shattered at any time’: The ICC, technocracy and the liberal West’s moral imperialism 11th May 2021
Torn between political interests and upholding legal responsibilities? A critical examination of African states’ frustrations with the International Criminal Court 11th May 2021
The human right to be enslaved: how human rights’ coercive liberalism was masked as emancipatory 11th May 2021
Unarmed Civilian Peacekeeping as an Appropriate Institutionalised Answer to Conflict-Related Sexual Violence 11th May 2021
Peacekeeping in today’s ‘complex emergencies’: Why it still matters that UN peacekeepers strive to adhere to the core principles of UN Peacekeeping 11th May 2021
Challenging the Establishment: A discussion regarding the normative status of the Responsibility to Protect 10th May 2021
Shortcomings of the ‘Responsibility to Protect’: An Analysis of the Saudi-led Coalition Intervention in Yemen 10th May 2021
The Responsibility to Protect in Africa: Normative Progress or Sound and Fury Signifying Nothing? 10th May 2021
The Responsibility to Protect in the Libyan Intervention: Ultimate Success or International Failure? 10th May 2021
A Norm-in-Formation? An Analysis of Brazil and China’s Normative Engagement with the Responsibility to Protect 10th May 2021
Caveat Visitator: Alternatives to Rome Statute Obligations for the Arrest of ICC Indictees 10th May 2021
The Role of Legitimacy in UN Security Council Decision to “Re-Hat” the African Union’s Peacekeeping Mission in the Central African Republic 10th May 202110th May 2021
R2P then and now: A conversation with Professor Gareth Evans about gross human rights violations in a changing global environment 8th May 202112th Jan 2023
Atrocity Prevention, 15 Years Since the Adoption of R2P: Interview with UN Special Adviser on R2P Dr. Karen Smith 6th May 202112th Jan 2023
Book Review: Responsibility to Protect and the Failures of the United Nations Security Council by Patrick M. Butchard 3rd Oct 202022nd Jun 2021
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