Punishing for War Crimes - the Problem of Ordinary Agents
Prof. Cécile Fabre (Oxford University)

July 28, 2014, 7:00am - 9:00am
SHAPS, Philosophy , The University of Melbourne

Old Arts-239 (North Theatre), University of Melbourne Campus
University of Melbourne, Old Quad, Parkville
Melbourne
Australia

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Abstract: In this paper, I argue that ordinary, rank and file soldiers are liable to punishment for their contribution to large scale crimes of war such as the crime of aggression, but that there are good reasons not to punish them as we  normally punish murderers in domestic contexts - namely by imprisoning tem. I then offer alternatives to large scale custodial punishment, such as disqualification and punitive reparations. 

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