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Incentivizing And Protecting Informants Prior To Mass Atrocities Such As Genocide: An Alternative To Post Hoc Courts And Tribunals, Eric Talbot Jensen
Incentivizing And Protecting Informants Prior To Mass Atrocities Such As Genocide: An Alternative To Post Hoc Courts And Tribunals, Eric Talbot Jensen
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International institutions are almost exclusively reactive to violations of international law. There are very few systemic methods of proactively trying to prevent egregious violations such as genocide; rather, international law seems to take punishing violators as its sole approach. In modern times, most of the punishment and post-event enforcement has come through international courts and tribunals. These courts and tribunals are astoundingly expensive and notoriously inefficient. More importantly, the threat of prosecution does not appear to act as an effective deterrent in preventing criminal acts. This is unacceptable. With hundreds of thousands of lives at stake, the international community must …
International Customary Law And Articulation Theories: An Economic Analysis, Vincy Fon, Francesco Parisi
International Customary Law And Articulation Theories: An Economic Analysis, Vincy Fon, Francesco Parisi
Brigham Young University International Law & Management Review
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An Emerging Uniformity For International Law, David H. Moore
An Emerging Uniformity For International Law, David H. Moore
Faculty Scholarship
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