Achieving a Universal Combatant Status
Achieving a Universal Combatant Status
This chapter explores the policy reasons supporting the adoption of a unified regulatory approach to armed conflict, examining the potential benefits and reasons behind a harmonised approach to all participants in all armed conflicts. The chapter theorises a possible model for harmonisation of the law, examining what categories of persons this law would regulate, and which participants would not be covered by a unified law, remaining subject to other domestic and international laws.
Keywords: direct participation, hostilities, harmonisation, armed conflict
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