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Ramsden, M.P. (2021)

The role of the United Nations General Assembly in advancing accountability for atrocity crimes: legal powers and effects

Doctoral Thesis
This dissertation examines the practice and legal foundation of United Nations General Assembly activity of a quasi-legislative, quasi-judicial, recommendatory, empowering and sanctioning nature in the field of international justice. It evaluates the potential for the
Assembly to adopt creative solutions to advance accountability crimes in the future, to not only unite for peace but also against impunity, particularly in the face of Security Council deadlock.
International justice
General Assembly powers
Addressing impunity for crimes
All authors
Ramsden, M.P.
Supervisor
Blokker, N.M.
Co-supervisor
Vasiliev, S.V.
Committee
Stahn, C.; Pinzauti, G.; Brölmann, C.M.; Sluiter, G.K..; White, N.D.
Qualification
Doctor (dr.)
Awarding Institution
Institute of Private Law, Faculty of Law, Leiden University
Date
2021-10-20