Matthew Saul (Univ. of Oslo - Law) &
James A. Sweeney (Lancaster Univ. - Law) have published
International Law and Post-Conflict Reconstruction Policy (Routledge 2015). Contents include:
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Matthew Saul & James Sweeney, Introduction
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Matthew Saul, International Law and the Identification of an Interim Government to Lead Post-Conflict Reconstruction
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Aoife O’Donoghue, The Exercise of Governance Authority by International Organisations: The Role of Due Diligence Obligations after Conflict
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Annika Jones, Tailoring Justice for Mass Atrocities: The Constraints of International Law and the ICC’s Complementarity Regime
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Aisling Swaine, Practicing Women, Peace and Security in Post-Conflict Reconstruction
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Catherine Turner and Ruth Houghton, Constitution Making and Post Conflict Reconstruction
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Dustin Sharp, Security Sector Reform for Human Security: The Role of International Law and Transitional Justice in Shaping More Effective Policy and Practice
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Padraig McAuliffe, The International Rule of Law as Trumps: Do International Criminal Trial Responsibilities Impede Realisation of Domestic Rule of Law Priorities?
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Lisa Mardikian, Economic Self-Determination in Post-Conflict Reconstruction: The Case Study of Timor-Leste
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Antoine Buyse, Media in Post-Conflict Transitions: Balancing Protection Against Violence and Freedom of Expression
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Lars Waldorf, Legal Empowerment and Liberal-Local Peace-Building
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Kristin Bergtora Sandvik & Julieta Lemaitre, From IDPs to Victims in Colombia: A Bottom-Up Reading of Law in Post- Conflict Transitions
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James Sweeney, Law and Policy on Post-Conflict Restitution
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Matthew Saul, Conclusion: Towards a Fuller Understanding of the Foundations, Practice, and Future of the Role of International Law in Post-Conflict Reconstruction Policy
