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Prosecuting Serious Economic Crimes as International Crimes.

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Chapter 1: Introduction Introduction - Research Questions and Methodological Approach - Transitional Justice Mechanisms - Difference between Violations of Economic and Social Rights and Perpetrating Economic Crimes as State-Corporate or Political White-Collar Crimes - The Rechtsgut of Serious International Economic Crimes - Why Pandora's Box Should be Opened - Challenges for the Future - The Content of this Study Chapter 2: Need for a New Lens: Definition of Serious Economic Crimes of International Concern Economic Crimes as Crimes of Globalization and a New World Order that Violate Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights - Definition of Economic and Financial Crimes - Introduction to Crimes of the Powerful - Guiding Narratives for (Transitional) Economic Offences as Core Crimes Chapter 3: Typical Scenarios of Illicit Behaviour of Business Leaders during Armed Conflict and Transition The Nuremberg Trials of Business Actors - Reasoning and Background for Topic Choice - Violations of Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights during Armed Conflict and Applicable Crimes - From van Anraat to Khulumani and Hernadi Chapter 4: Transitional Justice Introductory Remarks - Narratives of Transitional Justice and the Place for Economic Rights Violations - A Way Forward - Truth Commissions and Trials within the Transitional Justice Framework - European Court of Human Rights Chapter 5: New Discourse of Human Security within an International Criminal Justice Agenda Human and International Security - Rechtsgut and Constitutional Commitments Chapter 6: Why and How Pandora's Box Should be Opened: The Importance of Invoking International Criminal Law for Combating Severe (Transitional) Economic Crimes Initial Remarks - Core International Criminal Law and Transnational Criminal Law - Discourse of International Criminal Law and Globalization Processes - Voices of the Opposition - Why Would the ICC be Effective in Prosecuting Serious (Transitional) Economic Crimes? - Alien Tort Statute - Legal Challenges and Things to Consider - A Way Forward Chapter 7: Conclusion: Expanding the Ratione Materiae Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court: Which Offence(s) and where to Start?Epilogue Bibliography