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Chapter 1. Introduction: The Functions and Interactions of Non-State Actors in the Realm of International Humanitarian Law
Part I. The Proliferation of NSAs Involved in Armed Conflicts
Chapter 2. What Are 'Armed Non-State Actors? A Legal and Semantic Approach
Chapter 3. Beyond Banning Mercenaries: The Use of Private Military and Security Companies under IHL
Chapter 4. The Legal Protection of Personnel of United Nations Peacekeeping Operations in Times of NIAC
Part II. The Regulation of NSAs Involved in Armed Conflict beyond IHL
Chapter 5. Chemical Weapons and Non-State Actors
Chapter 6. Automatic Criminal Liability for Unlawful Confinement (Imprisonment) as a War Crime? A Potential Consequence of Denying Non-State Armed Groups the Power to Detain in NIACs
Chapter 7. Detention by Non-State Armed Groups in NIACs: IHL, International Human Rights Law and the Question of Right Authority
Chapter 8. Human Rights Obligations of Non-State Armed Groups: An Assessment Based on Recent Practice
Chapter 9. Post-Conflict Justice: Extending International Criminal Responsibility to Non-State Entities
Part III. The Development of IHL by NSAs
Chapter 10. Uses of IHL by the International Court of Justice: A Critical Approach towards Its Role in the International Legal Arena
Chapter 11. The Development of IHL by Human Rights Bodies
Chapter 12. Targeting Members of Non-State Armed Groups in NIACs: An Attempt to Reconcile International Human Rights Law with IHLs (De Facto) Status-based Targeting
Part IV. The Emergence of Horizontal Interactions between NSAs
Chapter 13. Generating Respect for the Law by Non-State Armed Groups: The ICRCs Role and Activities
Chapter 14. Compliance with Humanitarian Rules on the Protection of Children by Non-State Armed Groups: the UNs Managerial Approach
Chapter 15. Non-State Actors Engaging Non-State Actors: Geneva Calls Experience in NIACs.
Part I. The Proliferation of NSAs Involved in Armed Conflicts
Chapter 2. What Are 'Armed Non-State Actors? A Legal and Semantic Approach
Chapter 3. Beyond Banning Mercenaries: The Use of Private Military and Security Companies under IHL
Chapter 4. The Legal Protection of Personnel of United Nations Peacekeeping Operations in Times of NIAC
Part II. The Regulation of NSAs Involved in Armed Conflict beyond IHL
Chapter 5. Chemical Weapons and Non-State Actors
Chapter 6. Automatic Criminal Liability for Unlawful Confinement (Imprisonment) as a War Crime? A Potential Consequence of Denying Non-State Armed Groups the Power to Detain in NIACs
Chapter 7. Detention by Non-State Armed Groups in NIACs: IHL, International Human Rights Law and the Question of Right Authority
Chapter 8. Human Rights Obligations of Non-State Armed Groups: An Assessment Based on Recent Practice
Chapter 9. Post-Conflict Justice: Extending International Criminal Responsibility to Non-State Entities
Part III. The Development of IHL by NSAs
Chapter 10. Uses of IHL by the International Court of Justice: A Critical Approach towards Its Role in the International Legal Arena
Chapter 11. The Development of IHL by Human Rights Bodies
Chapter 12. Targeting Members of Non-State Armed Groups in NIACs: An Attempt to Reconcile International Human Rights Law with IHLs (De Facto) Status-based Targeting
Part IV. The Emergence of Horizontal Interactions between NSAs
Chapter 13. Generating Respect for the Law by Non-State Armed Groups: The ICRCs Role and Activities
Chapter 14. Compliance with Humanitarian Rules on the Protection of Children by Non-State Armed Groups: the UNs Managerial Approach
Chapter 15. Non-State Actors Engaging Non-State Actors: Geneva Calls Experience in NIACs.