The Politics of International Criminal Justice after the Arab Uprisings

本项目探讨国际刑法如何在冲突或镇压统治后的过渡时期重塑国家-社会关系。自2011年底以来，社会政治和法律变革席卷了整个中东和北非，这要求我们理解各种形式的国内法和国际法在纠正过去的错误方面可以发挥的作用。通过对利比亚、巴勒斯坦和叙利亚的律师、法官和公民社会成员的采访，本研究将为新兴阿拉伯国家的性质以及国际法和个人刑事责任概念如何塑造阿拉伯国家提供丰富的描述。

This project interrogates how international criminal law can reshape state-society relations in periods of transition after conflict or repressive rule. Since late 2011, socio-political and legal change has swept across the Middle East and North Africa, requiring us to understand the role that various forms of national and international law can play in redressing past wrongs. Through interviews with lawyers, judges and members of civil society in Libya, Palestine and Syria, this research will provide a rich account of the nature of the emerging Arab state and how it is shaped by international law and notions of individual criminal responsibility.