Supranational criminology : towards a criminology of international crimes / Editores Alette Smeulers, Roelof Haveman .

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I. Criminology in a state of denial - towards a criminology of international crimes: supranational criminology ; Part I. Define and conceptualize international crimes and state crime ; II. Towards a criminology of international crimes: producing a conceptual and contextual framework ; III. Towards an integrative study of international crimes and state corporate criminality: a reciprocal approach to gross human rights violations ; Part II. Measure and map international crimes: research methodology ; IV. Missing pieces. Some thoughts on the methodology of the empirical study of international crimes and other gross human rights violations ; V. The unaccountable genocide. A case study of the roles of the U.S state department and U.S. government accountability office in calculating the darfur death toll ; Part III. Investigate the causes of international crimes ; VI. Genocide, war crimes and crimes agains humanity in central Africa: a criminological exploration ; VII. State crime, the colonial question and indigenous peoples ; VIII. Corporations and international crimes ; IX. Destructive beliefs: genocide and the role of ideology ; X. Perpetrators of international crimes: towards a typology...

El estudio de los crímenes internacionales, como los crímenes de guerra, los crímenes de lesa humanidad y el genocidio, merece convertirse en una especialización separada y completa dentro de la criminología: la criminología supranacional. Este libro tiene como objetivo reparar el abandono fundamental e histórico de la criminología y salir del estado de negación al incluir los crímenes internacionales en la agenda criminológica.