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 Sex and Gender Crimes in the New International Law: Past, Present, Future

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-xvi)   (128K)
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    • Contents
    • Prologue
    • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction: The Historical Vacuum (1-6)   (66K)
  • Introduction To Part One (7-10)   (46K)
  • International Law From A Feminist Perspective (11-22)   (103K)
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    • 1.1 Private v. Public in International Humanitarian Law
    • 1.2 Feminist Self-Critique Discourse: Victim/Agent, Violence/ Sex
  • Law Reform And Reality? (23-26)   (56K)
  • Rape As A Unique Crime Under Domestic Law (27-54)   (170K)
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    • 3.1 The Nexus Between International Law And National Law
    • 3.2 Rape As A Gender Crime – Attacker, Victim And Society
    • 3.3 The Elements Of The Crime Of Rape Under Domestic Law
    • 3.4 The Presumption Of Nonconsent In Domestic Law
    • 3.5 Summary: The Unique Nature Of The Crime Of Rape
  • Introduction to Part Two (55-58)   (47K)
  • The Era Of Silence (59-68)   (90K)
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    • 4.1 Absence Of Legal Condemnation Throughout History
    • 4.2 The Nuremberg (IMT) And Tokyo (IMTFE) Tribunals
    • 4.3 Summary: The Era Of Silence
  • The Era Of Honor (69-78)   (89K)
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    • 5.1 Geneva Conventions
    • 5.2 International Treaty Law, Post-Geneva Conventions
    • 5.3 Summary: The Era Of Honor
  • A New Direction – Towards A New Era? (79-108)   (181K)
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    • 6.1 The Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)
    • 6.2 Rwanda (ICTR)
    • 6.3 The ICC A New Status Quo
    • 6.4 Summary: Towards A New Era?
  • Introduction to Part Three (109-112)   (49K)
  • Summary Of Achievements And Problems (113-136)   (146K)
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    • 7.1 Sex Crimes As “Crimes against Humanity”
    • 7.2 Sex Crimes As “War Crimes”
    • 7.3 “Genocide” Or “Femicide”
    • 7.4 The Mental State - Mens Rea
  • Part Of Existing Crime Categories Or A Discrete Crime? (137-142)   (64K)
  • Sex And Gender Crimes As A Discrete Crime – A Preliminary Draft (143-154)   (98K)
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    • 9.1 Defining The Victims
    • 9.2 Defining The Situation
    • 9.3 The Coerced Sexual Act
    • 9.4 Eliminating The Element Of The Systematic Nature Of The Attack
    • 9.5 Defining The Mental State
    • 9.6 Defining The Perpetrator
    • 9.7 Summary: Elements Of The New Crime Category
  • Preliminary Draft Of A New Crime Category (155-156)   (45K)
  • Summary And Conclusions (157-160)   (58K)
  • Bibliography (161-176)   (102K)
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    • International Treaties (In Chronological Order):
    • International Jurisprudence:
    • Security Council Resolutions (In Chronological Order):
    • General Assembly Resolutions (In Chronological Order):
    • Other International Documents And Resolutions:
    • National Documents:
    • Publications:
  • Index (177-182)   (58K)