International Relations & Development

Showing 49–64 of 311 results

Title & Subtitle Abstract Contributors Pages Year Purchase
From
Chapter 10
NEW!

Chapter 10

International Criminal Cooperation, Human Rights, and the Application of the Charter

From: International And Transnational Criminal Law, 3/e.

Discussion of the effect of increased entrenchments of substantive and procedural rights for accused persons on international criminal cooperation activities. ; 54 $5.40 Add
From
Chapter 11
NEW!

Chapter 11

Immunities from Criminal Prosecution

From: International And Transnational Criminal Law, 3/e.

Discussion of personal immunity, including diplomatic immunity, and functional immunity as procedural bars to jurisdiction for prosecution of state officials for international crimes and … ; 64 $6.40 Add
From
Chapter 12
NEW!

Chapter 12

Extended Liabilities, Defences and Child Soldiers

From: International And Transnational Criminal Law, 3/e.

Discussion of the various means by which an individual can be held liable for international crimes beyond committing them personally, defences, and liability regarding inchoate offences and child … ; 48 $4.80 Add
From
Chapter 2
NEW!

Chapter 2

Jurisdiction over International and Transnational Crime

From: International And Transnational Criminal Law, 3/e.

Discussion of international law principles that govern when and how states may exercise criminal jurisdiction, and the manner in which the domestic law implements, incorporates, and otherwise … ; 57 $5.70 Add
From
Chapter 3
NEW!

Chapter 3

The Core Crimes

From: International And Transnational Criminal Law, 3/e.

Discussion of the core international law crimes of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and aggression. ; 84 $8.40 Add
From
Chapter 4
NEW!

Chapter 4

Direct Enforcement against the Core Crimes: Interntational and Internationalized Criminal Courts

From: International And Transnational Criminal Law, 3/e.

Examination of the salient features of courts involved in international prosecutions, including prosecutions following World War II, United Nations ad hoc tribunals, the International Criminal … ; 72 $7.20 Add
From
Chapter 4: Oil and minerals: Canada’s secret stake in Afghanistan
NEW!

Chapter 4: Oil and minerals: Canada’s secret stake in Afghanistan

From: Canada In Afghanistan

In this chapter, Schalk discusses the abundance of gas, oil, and minerals that made Afghanistan an attractive entity to control. Schalk details both Canada and The United States’ attempts … 11 $1.10 Add
From
Chapter 5
NEW!

Chapter 5

Indirect Enforcement: National Prosecution of the Core Crimes

From: International And Transnational Criminal Law, 3/e.

Survey of the prosecution of the core crimes by national courts, with an emphasis on the Canadian context. ; 63 $6.30 Add
From
Chapter 6
NEW!

Chapter 6

Other International Crimes

From: International And Transnational Criminal Law, 3/e.

Discussion of the crimes of torture, piracy, apartheid, slavery and terrorism. ; 37 $3.70 Add
From
Chapter 6: Underdeveloping Afghanistan
NEW!

Chapter 6: Underdeveloping Afghanistan

From: Canada In Afghanistan

In this chapter, Schalk analyzes the consequences of foreign countries imposing their aid in the development of Afghanistan. He critiques the prioritization of pro market policies prior to … 18 $1.80 Add
From
Chapter 7
NEW!

Chapter 7

Transnational Crimes of International Concern

From: International And Transnational Criminal Law, 3/e.

Discussion of domestic or common crimes that affect or engage the interests of more than one state when they are committed, including transnational organized crime and terrorism, and the … ; 115 $11.50 Add
From
Chapter 7: A propaganda system
NEW!

Chapter 7: A propaganda system

From: Canada In Afghanistan

In this chapter Schalk discusses the Canadian government’s strategic portrayal of their mission in Afghanistan, highlighting the use of media censorship and celebrity endorsement to … 22 $2.20 Add
From
Chapter 8
NEW!

Chapter 8

Transnational Crimes of Domestic Concern

From: International And Transnational Criminal Law, 3/e.

Discussion of offences made criminal under the domestic law of a state but have not been the subject of any international law regime and have aspects touching on the jurisdiction of another state. ; 50 $5.00 Add
From
Chapter 9
NEW!

Chapter 9

International Criminal Cooperation

From: International And Transnational Criminal Law, 3/e.

Discussion of the primary mechanisms states use to assist each other in the prosecution of criminal offenders, specifically extradition and mutual legal assistance, as well as the alternatives of … ; 58 $5.80 Add
From
Chile, 1973

Chile, 1973

From: Canada’s Long Fight Against Democracy

In this chapter, Engler and Schalk examine Canada’s role in opposing Chile’s elected President Salvador Allende and its rapid support of General Pinochet’s dictatorship … ; 8 $0.80 Add
From
China can keep its discriminatory laws

China can keep its discriminatory laws

From: Sold Down the Yangtze

Outlines the lopsided nature of the FIPA regarding the fact that China has more law in place against foreign investment than Canada does. 9 $0.90 Add