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SELF DEFENCE IN INTERNATIONAL AND CRIMINAL LAW THE DOCTRINE OF IMMINENCE【2025|PDF下载-Epub版本|mobi电子书|kindle百度云盘下载】

ONDER BAKIRCIOUGLU 著
出版社： ROUTLEDGE LONDON AND NEW YORK
ISBN：0415594227
出版时间：2011
标注页数：271页
文件大小：13MB
文件页数：282页
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Introduction1

1 The doctrine of self-defence and its limits in criminal law13

Introduction13

The.categorisation of self-defence17

Wlien and how may self defensive force be used?20

Self-defence in relation to duress and necessity23

General defence of duress25

The defining features of duress27

Duress of circumstances32

General defence of necessity33

The limits of necessity35

Self-defence and its limits38

The critique of the imminence requirement47

Is the requirement of imminence, in fact, merely a proxy for the concept of necessity?52

Should the law be m,ore lenient towards the vulnerable?60

The role of the state64

The immediately necessary criterion67

Conclusion74

2 The laws of war and the roots of international self-defence75

Introduction75

The origins of the laws of war76

Part.I: Limitations on warfare in the Islamic tradition80

Introduction80

Sources of Islamic jurisprudence82

Islamic tradition on warfare84

The concept ofjihad and its evolution91

The division of the world into dar-ul-Islam and dar-ul-harb98

The need for a contextual reading ofjihad in the United Nations era101

Concluding remarks on Islamic laws of war105

Part II: Christianity and just war tradition in the western world107

Introduction107

The early Christian attitude109

Christianity as the official religion of the Roman Empire112

The construction of the just war theory114

The evolution of just war in the early modern, era122

Sovereignty and the unhindered right to war130

Concluding remarks on the Christian just war tradition132

3 From sovereignty to unilateralism: a critique of the preventive war doctrine134

Introduction134

The reign of positivism, and the abandonment of the just, war principles135

The Caroline affair138

The revival of the just war doctrine: the League of Nations Era140

The UN system and the prohibition on the use of force143

Exceptions to the prohibition on the use of force148

Collective measures148

The reality of politics in international law150

The right to self-defence and the preventive war doctrine155

The challenge to imminence in the international context157

The preventive war on Iraq164

The legal precedents of anticipatory self-defence claims166

A critique of the preventive war doctrine170

The occupation of Iraq (2003-201?)176

The outcomes of the preventive war strategy182

Conclusion186

4 The role and rationale of the imminence requirement in national and international law188

Introduction188

The nexus between domestic and international law189

The temporal requirement of self-defence in national and international law194

The Bush Doctrine: arbitrariness within the realm, of force198

Relaxing the imminence rule in battered women's self-defence claims?204

The political character of the imminence rule209

The interconnection between the elements of self-defence: justified force versus acts of retaliation 213 Double standards in the application of international law: the element ofpotuer221

The legal status of the preventive war doctrine: is there an evolving ncustomary norm?232

Conclusion237

5 Conclusions239

Select bibliography245

Index268