Ending impunity

Class justice: A reality?

Speech given at the opening of the “thirty years of antiterrorist legislation” meeting, ENM-Paris, November 23, 2013

Introduction

The fight against impunity

The modern concept and issues with the promise of democracy

Impunity by the law?

Thoughts on the accountability of British and American private security companies

An empirical analysis of the fight against impunity

Impunity and punishment

A long-standing problem in clinical humanities

Branding torture with justice

Mass crimes and the fight against impunity: A historical approach

Genocide: A legal term for a nameless crime

Sexual exploitation on trial: A comparison of perspectives from France and Germany

An algorithm that can predict judges’ decisions: Toward a robotization of justice?

Protecting water quality: From social values to the value of figures

Judges and notaries in a time of dejudicialization

“A terror that threatens us all”: Barthes and Giono on the Dominici trial

Families, a moving image: On La Famille au cinéma, regards juridiques et esthétiques, eds. Magalie Flores-Lonjou and Estelle Épinoux

Love of the law in the light of letters: Fabuleuse juridicité by Anne Tessier-Ensminger

Genocide and the law in history: On “Génocide. Anatomie d'un crime” by Yves Ternon

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