Towards a victimology of state crime /
Rothe, Dawn,1961-editor.
Kauzlarich, David,editor.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
pt. I State crimes, harms, and victimizations -- 1.A victimology of state crime / David Kauzlarich -- 2.The victimization of street children in Brazil / Fernanda Fonseca Rosenblatt -- 3.Accumulating atrocities: capital, state killing and the cultural life of the dead / Travis Linnemann -- 4.The victimization of children in state-run homes in New Zealand / Elizabeth Stanley -- 5.Somali pirates: victims or perpetrators or both? / Victoria Ellen Collins -- 6.Victimizing the undocumented: immigration policy and border enforcement as state crime / Lisa Hardy -- 7."Death flies down": the bombing of civilians and the paradox of international law / Amanda Marie Smith -- 8.State crime and the re-victimization of displaced populations: the case of Haiti / Victoria Ellen Collins -- 9.Victimisation during and after war: empirical findings from Bosnia / Elmar G.M. Weitekamp -- pt. II Responses to state crime victimization --
Contents note continued: 10.European Court of Human Rights: accountability to whom? / Isabel Schoultz -- 11.The victims of the Colombian conflict and restorative justice / Isabella Bueno -- 12.Institutional and structural victimisation: apartheid South Africa / Robert Peacock -- 13.Controlling state crime and the possibility of creating more victims / Peter Grabosky -- 14.Can an international criminal justice system address victims' needs? / Dawn L. Rothe.
State crimes.
Victims of crimes.
Human rights.
Political atrocities.