| Ny bok om USA:s folkrättsbrott | 2008-08-13 |
International Justice and Impunity Föreningen Afghanistansolidaritet har införskaffat ett dussin exemplar av en nyutkommen bok som heter International Justice and Impunity. Den går tillbaka på en konferens som hölls i Paris 2005 ochy är av stort intresse för alla som arbetar mot kriget i Irak och Afghanistan. Boken kostar c:a 200 kr på Amazon, men beställer du från föreningen får du den för samma pris inkl porto. Beställ boken genom att sätta in 200 kr på pg 331324-4, Afghanistansolidaritet. Boken är redigerad av: Nils Andersson, Daniel lagolnitzer, Vincent Rivasseau, Diana G. Collier Med förord av Ramsey Clark, Medverkar gör bl a Samir Amin, William Blum, Stèphane Hessel, Jan Myrdal, Michael Parenti, Tadatoshi Akiba (Hirsohimas borgmästare) mfl Innehållsförteckningen är följande: Impunity for Power Is the Law of the Jungle /10 PARTI: FROM HIROSHIMA TO GUANTANAMO Tadatoshi Akiba, Towards the Abolition of Nuclear Arms / 23 Samir Amin, The Geostrategy of Contemporary Imperialism / 33 Abraham Behar, The Elimination of Nuclear Weapons through International Law, American Blockage, and the Failure of the NPT / 56 Rudolf El-Kareh, American Policy in the Middle East and Arab World: Force, Impunity, Lawlessness / 63 Monique Chemillier-Gendreau. Impunity and Massive Violations of Humanitarian Law in Vietnam / 72 Les Roberts, Mortality After the 2003 Invasion of Iraq / 82 Genevieve Sevrin, Guantanamo, a Model of Illegality / 90 William Blum, Freeing the World to Death: How the United States Gets Away With It /101 Pascal Boniface, The Strategy of the "Clash of Civilizations"/110 Michael Parenti, Rulers of the Planet: The Real Reasons for the US Invasion of Iraq /118 PART II: HUMANITARIAN LAW: LEGAL AND MORAL VALUES TO DEFEND Daniel lagolnitzer International Law Relative to War and the United States: A General Survey /127 Robert Charvin, The Co-optation of Humanitarianism and Its Legal Consequences /150 Barbara Delcourt, The Bush Doctrine's Ideological Roots: Posing Problems for International Humanitarian Law /159 Stephane Hessel, Reform of the United Nations and Internaitonal Humanitarian Law/176 Jan Myrdal, The Necessity of Defending the Rule of Law! /181 Antoine Bernard, Challenges of the New System of International Criminal Justice 1186 Nuri Albala, Universal Jurisdiction for Crimes Against Humanity: A Principle Unacceptable to the Most Powerful/ 201 PART III: IN PURSUIT OF AN END TO IMPUNITY Roland Weyl, On Humanitarian Law / 209 Amy Bartholomew, "Strategies of the Weak": Contesting Empire's Law through Litigation under International Humanitarian Law / 214 Karen Parker, On the Draft UN Principles and Guidelines on Human Rights and Terrorism: / 233 Nils Andersson, International Humanitarian Law and Terrorism: the Need to Distinguish Between Combatants and Murderers / 246 Philip Grant, Law Versus the National Interest: The Role of NGOs / 255 Jean Bricmont, Right of Intervention or International Law I264 Pedro A. Garcia-Bilbao, The Right to Interfere in the Context of Imperial Impunity / 273 Vincent Rivasseau, Towards an International Agency for the Evaluation of the Sufferings Caused by War/282 Nils Andersson, Daniel lagolnitzer, Vincent Rivasseau, What Can Be Done Today?/291 CONTRIBUTORS / 294 INDEX OF AUTHORS / 298 |
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