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BIBLIOGRAPHY 2012

INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

BIBLIOGRAPHY 2012

INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

ICRC

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MISSION

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is an impartial, neutral and independent organization whose exclusively humanitarian mission is to protect the lives and dignity of victims of armed conict and other situations of violence and to provide

them with assistance. The ICRC also endeavours to prevent suering by promoting and strengthening humanitarian law and universal

humanitarian principles. Established in 1863, the ICRC is at the origin of the Geneva Conventions and the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. It directs and coordinates the international activities conducted by the Movement in armed conicts and other situations of violence.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ........................................................................................................... 2

I.General issues ........................................................................................ 5

II.Types of conflicts .................................................................................. 11

III.Armed forces / Non-state armed groups ............................................... 17

IV.Multinational forces ............................................................................... 23

V.Private entities ...................................................................................... 27

VI.Protection of persons ............................................................................ 31

VII.Protection of objects ............................................................................. 37

VIII.Detention, internment, treatment and judicial guarantees .................... 41

IX.Law of occupation ................................................................................. 45

X.Conduct of hostilities ............................................................................. 49

XI.Weapons ............................................................................................... 57

XII.Implementation ..................................................................................... 61

XIII.International human rights law .............................................................. 67

XIV.International criminal law ...................................................................... 71

XV.Contemporary challenges ..................................................................... 75

XVI.Countries/Regions ................................................................................ 83

Full list with abstracts .......................................................................................... 99

IHL Bibliography 2012 Introduction

ICRC Library | 2

INTRODUCTION

THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS LIBRARY The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) endeavours to prevent suffering by promoting and

strengthening international humanitarian law (IHL) and universal humanitarian principles. The ICRC Library in

Geneva contributes to this mission by maintaining an extensive collection of IHL documents to help ICRC

colleagues in their work. While the Library was set up primarily to serve ICRC staff members, it also takes on its

own share of IHL-promotion work with the general public.

To this end, the Library holds a wide collection of specific IHL documents that can be consulted by the public:

preparatory documents, reports, records and minutes of Diplomatic Conferences where the main IHL treaties

were adopted; records of Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement conferences, during which many IHL matters

are discussed; every issue of the International Review of the Red Cross since it was founded; all ICRC

publications; rare documents published in the period between the founding of ICRC and the end of the First

World War and charting the influence of Dunant's ideas; and a unique collection of legislation and case law

implementing IHL at domestic level.

The Library also acquires as many external IHL publications as possible, with those produced in English and

French being the priority. Each journal article, chapter, book, working paper, report etc. is catalogued separately,

making the Library's online catalogue (http://www.cid.icrc.org/library/) one of the most exhaustive resources for

IHL research.

The Library is open to the public from Monday to Thursday (9 a.m. to 5 p.m. non-stop) and on Friday (9 a.m. to

1 p.m.).

ORIGIN AND PURPOSE OF THE IHL BIBLIOGRAPHY

The bibliography was first produced at the request of field communication delegates, who were in charge of

encouraging universities to offer IHL courses and of assisting professors who taught this subject. The delegates

needed a tool they could give their contacts to help them develop or update their IHL knowledge.

Given their needs, it was decided to classify the documents so readers could pinpoint what they needed, access

the documents easily and use abstracts to decide whether or not to read a document in full.

It quickly emerged that the bibliography was also helpful to other researchers, students and legal professionals

working in the field of IHL. The Library therefore decided to produce a compilation of this quarterly electronic

tool as an official annual publication.

In short, the bibliography can be useful for developing and strengthening IHL knowledge, helping ICRC

delegations, National Societies, schools, universities, research centres etc. to build up their library's IHL

collection, and keeping track of topical IHL issues being tackled by academics. It is also useful for authors in the

process of writing articles, books and theses and legal professionals who work on IHL on a daily basis to see

what has been written on a specific IHL subject. IHL Bibliography 2012 Introduction

ICRC Library | 3

HOW TO USE THE IHL BIBLIOGRAPHY

Part I: Multiple entries for readers who only need to check specific subjects

The first part is tailored for such readers, with 15 IHL categories that have been identified in conjunction with

ICRC legal and communication advisers. An additional "Countries/Regions" category has been added for a

regional approach. Each article, book and chapter is classified under every relevant category. This enables

readers to swiftly identify references of interest without trawling through the whole bibliography. To avoid making

the document too long, this first part only provides bibliographic references. For the abstract, please refer to the

second part of the bibliography. Part II: All entries (containing abstracts) for readers who need full information

Rather than going through the first part and coming across repeated references, readers can skip to the second

part where all the documents are listed alphabetically (by title), together with an abstract. The abstract is either

that produced by the author or the publisher, where provided, or is drawn up by the IHL reference librarian

responsible for the bibliography.

Chronology

This bibliography is based on the acquisitions made by the ICRC Library over the past year. The Library

acquires relevant articles and books as soon as they become available. However, the publication date may not

coincide with the period supposedly covered by the bibliography due to publishing delays.

Contents

The bibliography lists English and French writings (e.g. articles, monographs, chapters, reports and working

papers) on IHL subjects.

Sources

The ICRC Library monitors a wide range of sources, including all 120 journals to which the Library subscribes,

bibliographical databases, legal databases, legal publishers' catalogues, legal research centres and non-

governmental organizations. It also receives suggestions from the ICRC legal advisers.

Disclaimer

Acquisitions are made by the Library and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the ICRC.

SUBSCRIPTION AND FEEDBACK

This publication is a compilation of a quarterly electronic bibliography. If you wish to receive the quarterly

electronic bibliography directly by e-mail, please send your request to library@icrc.org with the subject heading

"IHL bibliography subscription". Feel free to send your questions, comments and feedback to the same e-mail address.

I. GENERAL ISSUES

(GENERAL CATCH-ALL CATEGORY, CUSTOMARY LAW) IHL Bibliography 2012 I. General Issues

ICRC Library | 7

L'

ARTICULATION ENTRE LE DROIT INTERNATIONAL

HUMANITAIRE COUTUMIER ET CONVENTIONNEL

par Paul Tavernier. - Bruxelles : Bruylant,

2012. - p. 87-113. - In: Le droit international

humanitaire face aux défis du XXIe si[è]cle L

A CONTRIBUTION DE L'ORGANISATION DES NATIONS

UNIES AU DÉVELOPPEMENT DU DROIT INTERNATIONAL

HUMANITAIRE

Djamchid Momtaz. In: Anuário brasileiro de

direito internacional Vol. 1, no. 8, 2010, p. 49-67
C

ONVERGENCES ENTRE DROIT INTERNATIONAL

HUMANITAIRE ET DROIT INTERNATIONAL DES DROITS

DE L 'HOMME : VERS UNE ASSIMILATION DES DEUX

CORPS DE RÈGLES

par Gérard Aivo. In: Revue trimestrielle des droits de l'homme 21ème année, no 82, avril

2010, p. 341-370

T

HE CUMULATIVE REQUIREMENTS OF JUS AD BELLUM

AND JUS IN BELLO IN THE CONTEXT OF SELF

-DEFENSE

Keiichiro Okimoto. In: Chinese Journal of

International Law Vol. 11, no. 1, March 2012,

p. 45-75 D E LA THÉORIE DU DROIT À LA RÉALITÉ DU TERRAIN : L 'HUMAIN AU COEUR DES CONFLITS

Emmanuel Goffi. - Paris : Choiseul, 2011. -

p. 127-146. - In: Les conflits et le droit D

O WE NEED NEW REGULATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL

HUMANITARIAN LAW

? : ONE AMERICAN'S

PERSPECTIVE

of international law of peace and armed conflict Vol. 25, 3/2012, p. 120-128 U

N DROIT DANS LA GUERRE ? : [CAS, DOCUMENTS ET

SUPPORTS D

'ENSEIGNEMENT RELATIFS À LA

PRATIQUE CONTEMPORAINE DU DROIT

INTERNATIONAL HUMANITAIRE

Marco Sassòli, Antoine A. Bouvier et Anne

Quintin ; avec la collab. de Juliane Garcia. -

Genève : CICR, mars 2012. - 3 vol. (3030

p.) D

ROIT HUMANITAIRE

Mario Bettati. - Paris : Dalloz, 2012. - 321 p.

D

ROIT INTERNATIONAL HUMANITAIRE COUTUMIER :

BILAN DE L

'ÉTUDE DU CICR par Jean-Marie Henckaerts. - Bruxelles :

Bruylant, 2012. - p. 27-47. - In: Le droit

international humanitaire face aux défis du

XXIe si[è]cle

L

E DROIT INTERNATIONAL HUMANITAIRE FACE AUX

DÉFIS DU

XXIE SI[È]CLE

sous la dir. de Abdelwahab Biad et Paul

Tavernier. - Bruxelles : Bruylant, 2012. - 325

p. D

ROIT INTERNATIONAL HUMANITAIRE : THÈMES

CHOISIS

Jean d'Aspremont, Jérôme de Hemptinne. -

Paris : Pedone, 2012. - 508 p.

E

SSAYS ON LAW AND WAR AT THE FAULT LINES

Michael N. Schmitt. - The Hague : T. M. C.

Asser Press ; Berlin ; Heidelberg : Springer,

2012. - 637 p.

T

HE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND

INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

by Jean-Paul Costa and Michael O'Boyle. -

Bruxelles : Bruylant, 2011. - p. 107-129. - In:

La Convention européenne des droits de

l'homme, un instrument vivant = The

European Convention on Human Rights, a

living instrument : mélanges en l'honneur de/essays in honour of Christos L. Rozakis E

XPLORING HUMANITARIAN LAW : EDUCATION

MODULES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

ICRC. - Geneva : ICRC, April 2012

E

XPLORONS LE DROIT HUMANITAIRE : MODULES

D 'ÉDUCATION POUR LES JEUNES

CICR. - Genève : CICR, avril 2012

E

XTRATERRITORIAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OR

TRANSNATIONAL COUNTERTERRORIST MILITARY

OPERATIONS

: THE STAKES OF TWO LEGAL MODELS

Geoffrey S. Corn. - New York : Columbia

University Press, 2011. - p. 23-44. - In: New

battlefields, old laws : critical debates on asymmetric warfare T

HE FOG OF WAR REFORM : CHANGE AND STRUCTURE

IN THE LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT AFTER

SEPTEMBER

11

Peter Margulies. In: Marquette law review

Vol. 95, issue 4, Summer 2012, p. 1417-

1489
G

LOBAL VIOLENCE : CONSEQUENCES AND

RESPONSES

ed. by Marco Odello, Gian Luca Beruto. -

Milano : Franco Angeli : International Institute

of Humanitarian Law, 2011. - 224 p. H

UMANITARIAN ACCESS IN SITUATIONS OF ARMED

CONFLICT

: HANDBOOK ON THE NORMATIVE

FRAMEWORK

Federal Department of Foreign Affairs. -

Bern : FDFA, 2011. - 63 p.

H

UMANITARIAN AND SECURITY LAW : A COMPENDIUM

OF INTERNATIONAL AND EUROPEAN INSTRUMENTS

Jan Wouters and Philip De Man. -

Cambridge [etc] : Intersentia, 2012. - 998 p.

H

UMANITARIAN LAW IN ACTION WITHIN AFRICA

Jennifer Moore. - Oxford [etc.] : Oxford

University Press, 2012. - 360 p.

IHL Bibliography 2012 I. General Issues

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H

UMANITY'S LAW

Ruti Teitel. - Oxford [etc.] : Oxford University

Press, 2011. - 304 p.

IHL

SUPPLEMENT FOR USE IN COURSES IN

INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW

Beth Van Schaack. - [S.l.] : Santa Clara

University School of Law, March 2012. - 52

p. I

NTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW A DECADE

AFTER

SEPTEMBER 11 : DEVELOPMENTS AND

PERSPECTIVES

Dieter Fleck. In: Yearbook of international

humanitarian law Vol. 14, 2011, p. 349-360 J

US POST BELLUM : VIEILLE ANTIENNE OU NOUVELLE

BRANCHE DU DROIT

? : SUR LE MYTHE DE L'ORIGINE

VÉNÉRABLE DU JUS POST BELLUM

par Gregory Lewkowicz. In: Revue belge de droit international = Belgian review of international law = Belgisch tijdschrift voor internationaal recht Vol. 44, 2011-1/2, p. 11- 25
J

UST WAR, JUST PEACE AND THE JUS POST BELLUM

Inger Österdahl. In: Nordic journal of

international law Vol. 81, no. 3, 2012, p. 271- 293
T

HE JUST WAR TRADITION AND ITS MODERN LEGACY :

JUS AD BELLUM AND JUS IN BELLO

David Boucher. In: European journal of

political theory Vol. 11, no. 2, 2011, p. 92- 111
T

HE LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT AND INTERNATIONAL

HUMAN RIGHTS LAW

: SOME PARADIGMATIC

DIFFERENCES AND OPERATIONAL IMPLICATIONS

Rob McLaughlin. In: Yearbook of

international humanitarian law Vol. 13, 2010, p. 213-243 T

HE LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF HUMANITARIAN ACCESS

IN ARMED CONFLICT

Felix Schwendimann. In: International

review of the Red Cross Vol. 93, no. 884,

December 2011, p. 993-1008

M

ODERN WARFARE : ARMED GROUPS, PRIVATE

MILITARIES

, HUMANITARIAN ORGANIZATIONS, AND THE LAW ed. by Benjamin Perrin. - Vancouver : UBC

Press, 2012. - 395 p.

N

EW BATTLEFIELDS, OLD LAWS : CRITICAL DEBATES

ON ASYMMETRIC WARFARE

edited by William C. Banks. - New York :

Columbia University Press, 2011. - 308 p.

"N

EW RULES FOR NEW WARS" : INTERNATIONAL LAW

AND JUST WAR DOCTRINE FOR IRREGULAR WAR

George R. Lucas. In: Case western reserve

journal of international law Vol. 43, no. 3,

2011, p. 677-705 A

NEW TWIST ON AN OLD STORY : LAWFARE AND THE

MIXING OF PROPORTIONALITIES

Laurie R. Blank. In: Case western reserve

journal of international law Vol. 43, no. 3,

2011, p. 707-738

O

PTING OUT OF THE LAW OF WAR : COMMENTS ON

WITHDRAWING FROM INTERNATIONAL CUSTOM

David Luban. In: The Yale law journal online

Vol. 120, 2010, p. 151-167

P

ARTICIPATION OF ARMED GROUPS IN THE

DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAW APPLICABLE TO ARMED

CONFLICTS

Sophie Rondeau. In: International review of

the Red Cross Vol. 93, no. 883, September

2011, p. 649-672

P

ERSPECTIVE AND THE IMPORTANCE OF HISTORY

W. Hays Parks. In: Yearbook of international

humanitarian law Vol. 14, 2011, p. 361-382 T

HE PRINCIPLE OF HUMANITY UNDER INTERNATIONAL

HUMANITARIAN LAW IN THE

"IS/OUGHT" DICHOTOMY

Yutaka Arai-Takahashi. In: Japanese

yearbook of international law Vol. 54, 2011, p.

333-364

P

ROCEEDINGS OF THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL

HUMANITARIAN LAW DIALOGS

, AUGUST 30-31, 2010 AT

CHAUTAUQUA INSTITUTION

ed. by Elizabeth Andersen and David M.

Crane. - Washington, DC : The American

Society of International Law, 2011. - 314 p.

S

IXTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE GENEVA

CONVENTIONS : LESSONS FROM THE PAST

B. C. Nirmal. In: ISIL yearbook of

international humanitarian and refugee law

Vol. 9, 2009, p. 1-46

S

PLENDID ISOLATION : INTERNATIONAL

HUMANITARIAN LAW

, LEGAL THEORY AND THE

INTERNATIONAL LEGAL ORDER

Aoife O'Donoghue. In: Yearbook of

international humanitarian law Vol. 14, 2011, p. 107-131 T

HE STRANGE PRETENSIONS OF CONTEMPORARY

HUMANITARIAN LAW

Jeremy Rabkin. - Lanham [etc.] : Lexington

Books, 2012. - p. 41-70. - In: Rethinking the

law of armed conflict in an age of terrorism T HÉORIES ET RÉALITÉS DU DROIT INTERNATIONAL

HUMANITAIRE

: CONTRIBUTION À L'ÉTUDE DU DROIT

DES CONFLITS ARMÉS EN

AFRIQUE NOIRE

CONTEMPORAINE

Saïdou Nourou Tall. - Saarbrücken :

Éditions universitaires européennes, 2012. -

591 p.

L

ES TROIS LIVRES SUR LE DROIT DE LA GUERRE

Alberico Gentili ; trad., introduction et notes

de Dominique Gaurier. - Limoges : Pulim,

2012. - 659 p.

IHL Bibliography 2012 I. General Issues

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U

SING HUMANITARIAN AID TO "WIN HEARTS AND

MINDS " : A COSTLY FAILURE ?

Jamie A. Williamson. In: International review

of the Red Cross Vol. 93, no. 884, December

2011, p. 1035-1061

W

AR AND THE VANISHING BATTLEFIELD

Frédéric Mégret. In: Loyola University

Chicago international law review Vol. 9, no. 1,

Fall/Winter 2011, p. 131-155

W

HAT AMERICANS THINK OF INTERNATIONAL

HUMANITARIAN LAW

Brad A. Gutierrez, Sarah DeCristofaro and

Michael Woods. In: International review of

the Red Cross Vol. 93, no. 884, December

2011, p. 1009-1034

II. TYPES OF CONFLICTS

(QUALIFICATION OF CONFLICT, INTERNATIONAL AND NON-INTERNATIONAL ARMED

CONFLICT

IHL Bibliography 2012 II. Types of Conflicts

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T

HE 26/11 TERRORIST ATTACKS AND THE

APPLICATION OF THE LAWS OF ARMED CONFLICT

Rishi Gulati. In: ISIL yearbook of

international humanitarian and refugee law

Vol. 10, 2010, p. 91-113

A

DJUDICATING ARMED CONFLICT IN DOMESTIC

COURTS

: THE EXPERIENCE OF ISRAEL'S SUPREME COURT

Galit Raguan. In: Yearbook of international

humanitarian law Vol. 13, 2010, p. 61-95 A

FGHANISTAN 2001-2010

Françoise J. Hampson. - Oxford : Oxford

University Press, 2012. - p. 242-279. - In:

International law and the classification of

conflicts T

HE APPLICABILITY OF INTERNATIONAL

HUMANITARIAN LAW TO THE CONFLICT IN

LIBYA

Kubo Macák and Noam Zamir. In:

International community law review Vol. 14,

no. 4, 2012, p. 403-436 A

RMED VIOLENCE IN MANIPUR AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Oinam Jitendra Singh. In: The Indian journal

of political science Vol. 72, no. 4, Oct.-Dec.

2011, p. 997-1006

A

SYMMETRICAL WARFARE AND CHALLENGES TO

INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

Wolff Heintschel von Heinegg. - Milano :

Franco Angeli : International Institute of

Humanitarian Law, 2011. - p. 83-95. - In:

Global violence : consequences and

responses A

T THE FAULT-LINES OF ARMED CONFLICT : THE 2006

ISRAEL-HEZBOLLAH CONFLICT AND THE FRAMEWORK

OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

Andrew Yuile. In: Australian international law

journal Vol. 16, issue 1, 2009, p. 189-218 C

LASSIFICATION IN FUTURE CONFLICTS

Michael N. Schmitt. - Oxford : Oxford

University Press, 2012. - p. 455-477. - In:

International law and the classification of

conflict C

LASSIFICATION OF ARMED CONFLICTS : RELEVANT

LEGAL CONCEPTS

Dapo Akande. - Oxford : Oxford University

Press, 2012. - p. 32-79. - In: International

law and the classification of conflicts C

LASSIFICATION OF CYBER CONFLICT

Michael Schmitt. In: Journal of conflict and

security law Vol. 17, no. 2, Summer 2012, p.

245-260

C

OLOMBIA

Felicity Szesnat and Annie R. Bird. -

Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2012. - p.

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