Organizational Control as Indirect Perpetration in Organizations Operating under the Rule of Law

What is it about?

Indirect perpetration is a mode of liability that allows leaders of unjust regimes to be held accountable under international criminal law. Organizational control is the idea that control over those who directly carry out crimes as a command originates from a collective mechanism. The article explores this organizational mechanism and frames it within practice theory. The main question is to what extent organizational control can be exercised in organizations that operate on the basis of the rule of law.

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