Table of Contents: 1. Introductory remarks. – 2. Necessity in the law of international armed conflicts. – 2.1. Military necessity as a general principle of restraint. – 2.2. Military necessity as a permissive condition. – 2.3. Military necessity v. the protection of cultural property. – 2.4. Military necessity v. the protection of the environment. – 3. The role of international jurisprudence. – 3.1. State responsibility. – 3.2. Individual criminal responsibility. – 3.3. Necessity and duress as criminal defences. – 4. Military necessity in non-international armed conflict. – 5. Concluding remarks.
Necessity in the law of armed conflict and in international criminal law / G. Venturini. - In: NETHERLANDS YEARBOOK OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. - ISSN 0167-6768. - 41(2011), pp. 45-78.
Necessity in the law of armed conflict and in international criminal law
G. VenturiniPrimo
2011
Abstract
Table of Contents: 1. Introductory remarks. – 2. Necessity in the law of international armed conflicts. – 2.1. Military necessity as a general principle of restraint. – 2.2. Military necessity as a permissive condition. – 2.3. Military necessity v. the protection of cultural property. – 2.4. Military necessity v. the protection of the environment. – 3. The role of international jurisprudence. – 3.1. State responsibility. – 3.2. Individual criminal responsibility. – 3.3. Necessity and duress as criminal defences. – 4. Military necessity in non-international armed conflict. – 5. Concluding remarks.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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