Making and Shaping the Law of Armed Conflict (The Lieber Studies Series)

Cover
Series
Lieber Institute for Law and Warfare
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CONTENTS
Table of Cases
Table of Treaties
Contributors
PART ONEIntroduction
	1. Making and Shaping the Law of Armed Conflict: An Overview
PART TWO Foundational Materials
	2. Where Vienna and Geneva Meet: Treaty Interpretation and the Geneva Conventions
	3. Customary International Law: A Transformative Force in the Landscape of IHL
	4. Principles of International Humanitarian Law: A New Framework
	5. Soft Law: What Is It Good For?
PART THREE Actors and Influences
	6. Expert Manuals: An Insider’s Account
	7. The Development of International Humanitarian Law by the International Committee of the Red Cross
	8. Applying the Law of Armed Conflict in Domestic Courts: The Fusion of Domestic and International Law and the Question of IHL Expertise
	9. The Development of the Law of Armed Conflict by International Criminal Tribunals
	10. The Role of Human Rights Mechanisms in Shaping International Humanitarian Law
	11. Applying and Interpreting the Law of Armed Conflict: Contributions by the UN Commissions on the Syrian Arab Republic and the Republic of South Sudan
	12. Non-​State Armed Groups, Law-​Making, and the Shaping of International Law in Armed Conflict
PART FOUR Spaces
	13. The Role of Regionalism in the Making and Shaping of the Law of Armed Conflict
	14. Between War and the Text: The Pedagogical Life of International Humanitarian Law
PART FIVEUnmaking
	15. A Prologue to Law of War Unmaking
Index