Rituals and symbolics in international criminal law
(2012) Critical Approaches to International Criminal Law — Location: Liverpool (6.December.2012)
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- This paper aims at demonstrating that judgements for international crimes do mainly exercise a symbolic function. The underling idea of this proposition is that the international trials play as a catharsis, repeating the social disapproval of genocide, crime against humanity, war crimes or aggression.
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Bernard, D. (2012). Rituals and symbolics in international criminal law. Critical Approaches to International Criminal Law, Liverpool. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/206946