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Book Synopsis
A multifaceted exploration of how humanitarian organizations, private militaries, and non-state armed groups are shaking the foundations of international humanitarian law.

Table of Contents

Preface

Introduction / Benjamin Perrin

Part 1: Non-State Armed Groups – The Compliance Challenge

1 Asymmetrical Reciprocity and Compliance with the Laws of War / René Provost

2 The Pragmatic Value of Reciprocity: Promoting Respect for International Humanitarian Law among Non-State Armed Groups / Sophie Rondeau

3 Armed Non-State Actors and Humanitarian Norms: Lessons from the Geneva Call Experience / Elisabeth Decrey Warner, Jonathan Somer, and Pascal Bongard

4 The Ownership of International Humanitarian Law: Non-State Armed Groups and the Formation and Enforcement of IHL Rules / Sandesh Sivakumaran

5 Armed Groups and the Arms Trade Treaty: Challenges and Opportunities / Pablo Policzer and Valerie Yankey-Wayne

Part 2: Private Military and Security Companies and Humanitarian Organizations

6 Private Security Companies and Humanitarian Organizations: Implications for International Humanitarian Law / Benjamin Perrin

7 The Case for Humanitarian Organizations to Use Private Security Contactors / Andrew Bearpark

8 The Use of Armed Security Escorts: A Challenge to Independent and Neutral Humanitarian Action / Jamie Williamson

9 Obligations of Private Military and Security Companies under International Humanitarian Law / Fred Schreier

Part 3: The “Humanitarian Space” Debate

10 “Humanitarian Space” in Search of a New Home: (Limited) Guidance from International Law / Sylvain Beauchamp

11 Humanitarian Space and Stability Operations / Michael Khambatta

12 The Implications for Women of a Shrinking Humanitarian Space / Valerie Oosterveld

13 Whither Humanitarian Space? The Costs of Integrated Peacebuilding in Afghanistan / Emily Paddon and Taylor Owen

Part 4: Addressing Endemic Urban Violence

14 Silent Wars in Our Cities: Alternatives to the Inadequacy of International Humanitarian Law to Protect Civilians during Endemic Urban Violence / Carlos Iván Fuentes

15 Rethinking Stabilization and Humanitarian Action in “Fragile Cities” / Robert Muggah and Oliver Jütersonke

16 Stabilization and Humanitarian Action in Haiti / Robert Muggah

17 Violence against Children in Urban Settings: Private Hurt, Public Manifestations / Gurvinder Singh and Judi Fairholm

Conclusion / Benjamin Perrin

Index

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      Publisher: University of British Columbia Press
      Publication Date: 01/01/2013
      ISBN13: 9780774822336, 978-0774822336
      ISBN10: 0774822333

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      A multifaceted exploration of how humanitarian organizations, private militaries, and non-state armed groups are shaking the foundations of international humanitarian law.

      Table of Contents

      Preface

      Introduction / Benjamin Perrin

      Part 1: Non-State Armed Groups – The Compliance Challenge

      1 Asymmetrical Reciprocity and Compliance with the Laws of War / René Provost

      2 The Pragmatic Value of Reciprocity: Promoting Respect for International Humanitarian Law among Non-State Armed Groups / Sophie Rondeau

      3 Armed Non-State Actors and Humanitarian Norms: Lessons from the Geneva Call Experience / Elisabeth Decrey Warner, Jonathan Somer, and Pascal Bongard

      4 The Ownership of International Humanitarian Law: Non-State Armed Groups and the Formation and Enforcement of IHL Rules / Sandesh Sivakumaran

      5 Armed Groups and the Arms Trade Treaty: Challenges and Opportunities / Pablo Policzer and Valerie Yankey-Wayne

      Part 2: Private Military and Security Companies and Humanitarian Organizations

      6 Private Security Companies and Humanitarian Organizations: Implications for International Humanitarian Law / Benjamin Perrin

      7 The Case for Humanitarian Organizations to Use Private Security Contactors / Andrew Bearpark

      8 The Use of Armed Security Escorts: A Challenge to Independent and Neutral Humanitarian Action / Jamie Williamson

      9 Obligations of Private Military and Security Companies under International Humanitarian Law / Fred Schreier

      Part 3: The “Humanitarian Space” Debate

      10 “Humanitarian Space” in Search of a New Home: (Limited) Guidance from International Law / Sylvain Beauchamp

      11 Humanitarian Space and Stability Operations / Michael Khambatta

      12 The Implications for Women of a Shrinking Humanitarian Space / Valerie Oosterveld

      13 Whither Humanitarian Space? The Costs of Integrated Peacebuilding in Afghanistan / Emily Paddon and Taylor Owen

      Part 4: Addressing Endemic Urban Violence

      14 Silent Wars in Our Cities: Alternatives to the Inadequacy of International Humanitarian Law to Protect Civilians during Endemic Urban Violence / Carlos Iván Fuentes

      15 Rethinking Stabilization and Humanitarian Action in “Fragile Cities” / Robert Muggah and Oliver Jütersonke

      16 Stabilization and Humanitarian Action in Haiti / Robert Muggah

      17 Violence against Children in Urban Settings: Private Hurt, Public Manifestations / Gurvinder Singh and Judi Fairholm

      Conclusion / Benjamin Perrin

      Index

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