Hostis humani generis: enemies rogues radical losers
Explore the provocative theme of Hostis Humani Generis—enemies, rogues, and radical losers—through a curated book list. Featuring Geoffrey Robertson’s *Crimes Against Humanity* (Law), this collection delves into legal and philosophical battles against those deemed foes of mankind. Discover radical perspectives on justice, outlaws, and the fragile line between order and chaos in this essential reading list for law and history enthusiasts.
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Crimes Against Humanity
by Geoffrey Robertson
An updated history of the human rights movement draws on a variety of disciplines to explain how the international community is gaining a greater capacity to advocate for people whose lives have been wasted by war, genocide, and torture, in an account that includes in the latest edition additional chapters on Iraq and Guant namo. Original.
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The nomos of the earth in the international law of the Jus Publicum Europaeum
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