Genocide and the Ocean
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Genocide and the Ocean

Law, History and Genocidal Realities Beyond Borders and Beneath Waves

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eBook - ePub

Genocide and the Ocean

Law, History and Genocidal Realities Beyond Borders and Beneath Waves

About this book

This collection explores the intricate legal, conceptual, and material relationship between genocide and the ocean. Traversing a wide range of topics, it brings into conversation numerous legal regimes that are too rarely considered in relation to one another–including, but not limited to, the international legal regime on genocide, international human rights and refugee law, the law of the sea, international cultural heritage law and environmental law, the law of self-determination, and the criminality of maritime violence.

Recognising that the relationship between genocide and the ocean exceeds what law alone can comprehensively capture through its own internal logic, contributors move beyond traditional doctrinal analysis to engage interdisciplinary perspectives. These include insights from criminology, geography/environmental science, moral/political philosophy, history, and international relations theory. Bringing together legal scholars and practitioners from across Europe, Latin America, Asia and the United States, this collection reflects both disciplinary and geographic diversity.

By bridging legal analysis with broader critical inquiry, this volume will be of interest to academics, researchers, and policymakers working in the areas of International Criminal Law, International Human Rights Law, International Environmental Law, International Refugee Law, International Humanitarian Law, Legal History and the Law of the Sea.

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Information

Publisher
Routledge
Year
2025
eBook ISBN
9781040610176
Topic
Law
Subtopic
Civil Rights in Law
Index
Law

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Title
  4. Copyright
  5. Contents
  6. List of contributors
  7. Introduction: Why Genocide and the Ocean?
  8. 1 Rediscovering the Canary Islands: Maritime Notes Towards a New Historical Geography of Genocide
  9. 2 Archipelagic Selves and the Erosion of Oceanic Legal Orders: Raphael Lemkin in Colonial Indonesia
  10. 3 Reframing Cultural Heritage Law for African and Native Nations: Decolonial Justice in the Wake of Colonial Maritime Violence
  11. 4 Underwater Cultural Heritage and Climate Change: Emerging Debates on Ecocide
  12. 5 Prosecuting Marine Ecocide as Genocide: Reasons, Opportunities, and Challenges
  13. 6 From Safe Havens to Death Traps: The EU’s Migration Externalisation and the Processual and Plastic Stages of Genocide
  14. 7 Existence and Survival: Sea Level Rise, Self-determination, and the Law of Genocide
  15. Index