Full Description
Under the editorship of Nimer Sultany, the peer-reviewed Volume 23 of the Palestine Yearbook of International Law includes a special focus on international criminal law and Palestine as well as articles on Palestine as a litmus test for human rights discourse, and Sahrawi and Palestinian liberation in light of the international law of nationalism. It also includes essays on the criminalization of BDS in France in light of EU law, and on law and childhood in Palestine.
Contents
Contents
List of Contributors
Introduction
Nimer Sultany
Foreword
The Question of Palestine as a Litmus Test - On Human Rights and Root Causes
Nimer Sultany
Part 1: Articles
No Alternative to Despair? Sahrawis, Palestinians and the International Law of Nationalism
Omar Yousef Shehabi
Non-protection in the Name of International Law: The Principle of Self-Determination and the Palestine Situation at the International Criminal Court
Luisa Giannini
Between False Messiah and Symbolic Politics: The International Criminal Court and the "Situation in the State of Palestine"
Michelle Staggs Kelsall
Part 2: Case Commentaries
The Palestine Exception to Free Speech: The Criminalization of Boycott, Divestment, & Sanctions in France
Sara Razai
Part 3: Review Essays
Law and Childhood as Vectors of Oppression: The Case of Palestine: Review Essay of Hedi Viterbo, Problematizing Law, Rights, and Childhood in Israel/Palestine (2021)
Lama Karamé
Part 4: Book Reviews
Francesca P. Albanese and Lex Takkenberg, Palestine Refugees in International Law (2nd ed., 2020)
Diana Buttu
Lynn Welchman, Al-Haq: A Global History of the First Palestinian Human Rights Organization (2021)
Lori Allen
Index
