In this text, discussion of theoretical debates and development
surrounding humanitarian and human rights law is anchored in
studies of four trials, two at the International Criminal Tribunal
for former Yugoslavia, the London trial of Andrei Sawoniuk in 1999
for crimes during the Holocaust, and the David Irving libel case.
The author makes a case for seeing these trials as part of an
emergent cosmopolitan criminal law, and takes on critics of this
school of thought who see it as either idealistic or culturally
imperialistic.
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