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The New York Times

November 24, 2013 James G. Stewart

Punish Companies That Pillage

By James G. Stewart

“Pillage is a war crime. And yet, when it comes to natural resources, companies doing business in war zones have largely been free to plunder with impunity — until now.”

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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
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