Search
Skip to content
  • BLOG
    • MANIFESTO
    • Previous Symposia
    • International Criminal Justice
    • Theory of Criminal Law
    • Corporate Accountability
    • Comparative Criminal Law
    • Moral Philosophy
    • Human Rights
    • International Humanitarian Law
  • About
    • Biography
    • Principal Scholarly Interests
    • Fellowships, Prizes and Scholarships
    • Practice
    • Curriculum Vitae
  • WRITING
    • Op-Eds
    • Articles
    • Book Chapters
    • Books
    • Blogs Elsewhere
  • TALKS
    • Public Talks
  • Contact
Public Talks

HOW MORAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY CAN help ORIENT THE PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW

September 26, 2020 JamesAdmin

Contribution to Panel on International Law and Theories of Global Justice, American Society of International Law, Annual Conference 2020.

Share this:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn

Post navigation

Previous Post4. The Advent of an International Criminal Court

MANIFESTO

Collège de France Lectures

  • 4. The Advent of an International Criminal Court by James G. Stewart
  • 4. Place à la Cour Pénale Internationale by James G. Stewart
  • 3. Ad hoc Courts and Hybrid Tribunals in the Post-Cold War Era by James G. Stewart
  • 3. Cours ad hoc et tribunaux hybrides après la Guerre froide by James G. Stewart
  • 2. The Nuremberg and Tokyo Tribunals as a Volte-face by James G. Stewart
  • 2. Les tribunaux de Nuremberg and Tokyo comme volte-face by James G. Stewart
  • 1. Vanquished’s Justice: International Criminal Trials Post WWI by James G. Stewart
  • 1. La justice des vaincus : les procès pour crimes de guerre après la Première Guerre mondiale by James G. Stewart
PREVIOUS SYMPOSIA

Subscribe to Blog via Email

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Proudly powered by WordPress