01704nam a2200229   4500001000700000100004100007101000800048200015800056311004700214330084200261461010901103606002901212606003201241606002701273606002101300606001901321606004201340606002001382606002201402700002001424701003001444376031  a20151111u           y0pory50      ba  aeng  aNon-state armed groups and the role of transnational criminal law during armed conflictsbRecurso eletrónicofDan E. Stigall, Christopher L. Blakesley   aFicheiro de 315 KB em formato PDF (45 p.).  aI. Introduction. II. ISIS and the international security context of the Middle East and North Africa. III. Defining the competing legal regimes: transnational criminal law and the law of non-international armed conflict. A. Transnational criminal law. 1. Mutual legal assistance. 2. Extradition. B. Extradition, mutual legal assistance, and contemporary practice. C. International terrorism and transnational criminal law. D. The league of Arab States conventions. E. Summary. IV. Conflict and conventions: determining applicability. A. Lex specialis, the law of armed conflict, and international human rights law. V. The law of non-international armed conflict. A. Comparing transnational criminal law with the law of armed conflict. Appendix A: Matrix of Middle Eastern and North African adherence to terrorism suppression conventions.  cWashington, DCd2015vVol. 48, nº 1tThe George Washington International Law Reviewx0748-4305pp. 1-43  aTERRORISMO INTERNACIONAL  aDIREITO PENAL INTERNACIONAL  aCONFLITO INTERNACIONAL  aGRUPO TERRORISTA  aEXTRADIÇÃO  aORGANIZAÇÃO DAS NAÇÕES UNIDAS  aMÉDIO ORIENTE  aÁFRICA DO NORTE  aSTIGALLbDan E.  aBLAKESLEYbChristopher L.