Humanity across International Law and Biolaw

1. Probing the boundaries of humanity Britta van Beers, Luigi Corrias and Wouter Werner; Part I. Crimes against Humanity: 2. Crimes against humanity: a category hors concours in (international) criminal law? Harmen van der Wilt; 3. Humanity's exemplary justice: from Hostis to Hostia Humani Generis Edwin Bikundo; 4. The inhuman stain: representing humanity in international criminal law Luigi Corrias; 5. Crimes against humanity, simple crime, and human dignity Roger Brownsword; 6. Crimes against the human species ('Type II crimes against humanity explained') George Annas; Part II. Human Rights and Human Dignity: 7. Human remains in French law: the snare of personification Florence Bellivier; 8. Not in our name! Losing humanity in current human rights discourse Wouter Veraart; 9. Deciding what is humane: towards a critical reading of humanity as a normative standard in international law Rene Uruena; 10. The promise of human dignity, and some of its juridical consequences, especially for medical criminal law Jan C. Joerden; Part III. The Commons of Mankind: 11. The concept of humanity and biogenetics Bartha M. Knoppers and Vural Ozdemir; 12. Interdependencies, conceptualizations of humanity and regulatory regimes Ellen Hey; 13. The protection of human dignity in research involving human body material Kristof Van Assche and Sigrid Sterckx; 14. The many faces of humanity: some concluding remarks Britta van Beers, Luigi Corrias and Wouter Werner.