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The War Report: Armed Conflict in 2014

The War Report: Armed Conflict in 2014

Author: Annyssa Bellal
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 9780198766063

Previous Edition ISBN: 9780198724681
Published In: December 2015
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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This annual Report on armed conflicts around the world provides detailed information on each conflict which occurred in 2014.

The Report sets out the conflicts' classification, applicable norms, key actors, methods of warfare, and the number of casualties. It also analyses key legal issues that arose in the context of these armed conflicts.

Provides a detailed and comprehensive analysis of each conflict in 2014 assessing its classification, belligerents, primary means and methods of warfare, applicable treaties and rules, and any allegations of war crimes.
Analyses key legal developments and controversies that arose in 2014.

Part I Summary

Part II Armed Conflict Profiles

Part III Thematic Chapters

Hilary Stauffer: The CIA Torture Report: Was there a Method in the Madness?

Megan Burke and Loren Persi Vicentic: Gender Perspectives in Armed Conflicts in 2014

Sharon Weill and Valentina Azarova: The 2014 Gaza War: Reflections on Conflict in Gaza

Antonio Coco and Jean-Baptiste Maillart: The Conflict with Islamic State: A Critical Review of International Legal Issues

Kristin Hausler: Refugees and Asylum Seekers from Conflict-Affected States

Marina Mattirolo: Protection of the Internally Displaced in Armed Conflict in 2014: A Critical Review of Law and Practice

Alex Conte: The Legality of Detention in Armed Conflict

Chiara Redaelli: Engaging with Drug Lords: Protecting Civilians in Colombia, Mexico and Honduras

Milena Costas Trascasas: Protecting the Right to Protest in Armed Conflict

10.

Sylvie Girard: Youth as main victims and perpetrators of violence: are the mechanisms behind joining 'criminal' gangs similar to those for joining violent extremist groups?

11.

Silvia Suteu: Extraordinary Rendition and the European Court of Human Rights

12.

Ilia-Maria Siatitsa: National Trials of International Crimes in 2014: Prosecuting 'Refugees' suspected of International Crimes

13.

Dru Beck: War Crimes Trials at Guantanamo Bay: Key Developments in 2014

14.

Alice Priddy: Tackling impunity for sexual violence

15.

Damien Scalia: A Review of the Work of the International Criminal Court in 2014

16.

Valentina Cadelo: Transitional Justice Mechanisms: Challenges and Opportunities