The Arms Trade and International Criminal Law

Oxford Monographs in International Humanitarian & Criminal Law

Provides a thorough critique of existing legal frameworks, such as the Arms Trade Treaty and UN arms embargoes
Argues for a specific interpretation of the Rome Statute that supports the prosecution of arms manufacturers and traffickers
Examines detailed case studies, particularly focusing on the Democratic Republic of Congo, and empirical research on the International Criminal Court
Empowers readers to explore how legal responsibility can be reformed to better address the global arms trade