PhD candidates
Berenice Boutin
PhD topic: The Role of Control in Allocating International Responsibility in Collaborative Military Operations (defended October 2015)
Blogposts by Berenice Boutin
- Dutch Court holds the Netherlands responsible for 300 Srebrenica deaths, and sets limits to future claims
- Responsibility of the UK for detentions in Afghanistan: questions of attribution of conduct
- Responsibility of the Netherlands for the conduct of Dutchbat: overview of the Supreme Court decision
- Responsibility for peace, and responsibility in war: on the military operation in Mali
- A brief overview of the SHARES Concept Paper - Introductory session of the Conference on Foundations of Shared Responsibility in International Law
- What Responsibility for States Participating to a Lesser Extent to the NATO Operation in Libya?
- An “unlikely scenario” that occurred in Ivory Coast… And a case for shared responsibility between the UN and France
- The first days of the implementation of Resolution 1973: an unclear coalition and unclear responsibilities
- Apologies are not enough: on the practical importance of implementing international responsibility
Publications by Berenice Boutin
- Responsibility of the Netherlands for the Acts of Dutchbat in Nuhanović and Mustafić: The Continuous Quest for a Tangible Meaning for ‘Effective Control’ in the Context of Peacekeeping
- Expert Seminar Report – Responsibility in Multinational Military Operations: a Review of Recent Practice