Stuart Casey-Maslen on 'The War Report 2012'
1,184 views · Published 13 March 2014 · 9:43 · Indexed 8 November 2026
Channel: Oxford Academic (Oxford University Press) · 2014 · Education
Stuart Casey-Maslen, editor of the The War Report 2012, gives a fascinating insight into the book and into the legal questions surrounding armed conflict. He explains what criteria the authors used to determine what is and what is not an armed conflict. He discusses why the book was written, and what surprises there were in researching and writing the book, including discovering that armed conflict took place in Mexico in 2012. He also describes what themes run through the book, and gives an idea of what will appear in next year's edition. http://oxford.ly/IUqMpy
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