El derecho penal internacional ¿realidad o utopía?
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2024-02
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad de Jurisprudencia Ciencias Sociales y Políticas
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Corte Penal Internacional cumplen un rol verdaderamente útil para la especie humana, en el procesamiento y juzgamiento de los grandes crímenes que han azotado desde tiempos inmemoriales a la humanidad; y que se pretende enfrentar la tarea a través de una corte permanente desde hace veintitrés años al presente. Con tal propósito se estudia de manera exhaustiva los delitos objeto de su persecución, los éxitos y fracasos en el cometido, las reformas al Estatuto de Roma. La utilidad del trabajo de la Corte en sus años de actividad. El rol que ha de desempeñado en la praxis material de la realidad en su trayecto histórico anterior, presente y futuro en un mundo globalizado y cambiante en el que nos ha tocado vivir nuestro tiempo de vida. También el rol de la Corte en los momentos actuales en que la hegemonía de una nación en el orden mundial parece tendrá que dar paso a un nuevo orden multipolar. Buscamos respuestas sobre el papel que realmente ha desempeñado según su visión y misión. Incorporamos entrevistas a personajes y de personajes con reconocida trayectoria internacionalista que sostienen su visión sobre el rol de la Corte. Al final de manera objetiva, la autora presenta sus conclusiones y recomendaciones firmemente comprometidas con los intereses cardinales del planeta, como cierre de la investigación.
This thesis is a work intended to provide the scientific answer to whether the Rome Statute and the International Criminal Court play a truly useful role for the human species, in the processing and judging of the great crimes that have plagued the world since time immemorial. humanity; and that it is intended to address the task through a permanent court for twenty-three years to the present. For this purpose, the crimes subject to prosecution, the successes and failures in the commission, and the reforms to the Rome Statute are exhaustively studied. The usefulness of the work of the Court in its years of activity. The role it has played in the material praxis of reality in its previous, present and future historical trajectory in a globalized and changing world in which we have had to live our time of life. Also the role of the Court in the current moments in which the hegemony of one nation in the world order seems to have to give way to a new multipolar order. We look for answers about what role it has really played according to its vision and mission. We incorporate interviews with people and people with a recognized internationalist career who support their vision of the role of the Court. In the end, in an objective manner, the author presents her conclusions XIII and recommendations firmly committed to the cardinal interests of the planet, as a closing of the investigation.
This thesis is a work intended to provide the scientific answer to whether the Rome Statute and the International Criminal Court play a truly useful role for the human species, in the processing and judging of the great crimes that have plagued the world since time immemorial. humanity; and that it is intended to address the task through a permanent court for twenty-three years to the present. For this purpose, the crimes subject to prosecution, the successes and failures in the commission, and the reforms to the Rome Statute are exhaustively studied. The usefulness of the work of the Court in its years of activity. The role it has played in the material praxis of reality in its previous, present and future historical trajectory in a globalized and changing world in which we have had to live our time of life. Also the role of the Court in the current moments in which the hegemony of one nation in the world order seems to have to give way to a new multipolar order. We look for answers about what role it has really played according to its vision and mission. We incorporate interviews with people and people with a recognized internationalist career who support their vision of the role of the Court. In the end, in an objective manner, the author presents her conclusions XIII and recommendations firmly committed to the cardinal interests of the planet, as a closing of the investigation.
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BDER-TPrG 400-2024
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DERECHO PENAL INTERNACIONAL, LEGISLACIÓN PENAL INTERNACIONAL, PRINCIPIO DE LEGALIDAD, CORTE PENAL INTERNACIONAL, RESPONSABILIDAD INTERNACIONAL PENAL, ESTATUTO DE ROMA