1st Edition
Genocide and the Ocean Law, History and Genocidal Realities Beyond Borders and Beneath Waves
Introduction – Why Genocide and the Ocean?
Chapter 1 - Rediscovering the Canary Islands: Maritime Notes Towards a New Historical Geography of Genocide (Eric Loefflad)
Chapter 2 - Archipelagic Selves and the Erosion of Oceanic Legal Orders: Raphael Lemkin in Colonial Indonesia (Mortiz Koenig)
Chapter 3 - Reframing Cultural Heritage Law for African and Native Nations: Decolonial Justice in the Wake of Colonial Maritime Violence (Thaissa Meira)
Chapter 4 - Underwater Cultural Heritage and Climate Change: Emerging Debates on Ecocide (Tatiana Cardoso Squeff and Augusto Guimarães Carrijo)
Chapter 5 - Prosecuting Marine Ecocide as Genocide: Reasons, Opportunities, and Challenges (Holly Leung)
Chapter 6 - From Safe Havens to Death Traps: The EU’s Migration Externalisation and the Processual and Plastic Stages of Genocide (Vicky Kapogianni and Rosa Walling-Wefelmeyer)
Chapter 7 - Existence and Survival: Sea-Level Rise, Self-Determination, and the Law of Genocide (Dave-Inder Comar)
Biography
Vicky Kapogianni is a Lecturer in EU and International Law and Senior Research Associate at the South African Institute for Advanced Constitutional, Public, Human Rights and International Law, a Centre of the Faculty of Law, University of Johannesburg.
Eric Loefflad is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Kent, UK.
