<p>‘This book represents a strong theoretical contribution and informative guide for both academics and practitioners dealing with the subject. In addition, this book is beneficial for a general non-specialist audience as an accessible tool in shedding light on one of the most topical, complicated and contentious issues in the sphere of contemporary international law.’<br />Rustam B. Atadjanov, Issue 1 of 2016 of the Journal of International Criminal Justice, July 2016<br /><br />‘Norman Geras’s Crimes against humanity is an elegantly written and deeply humane work that examines the philosophical basis of one of the core crimes of international law…For a compact, thoughtful, and philosophically sophisticated discussion of a category of crime that has become central to international law and global politics, it would be difficult to do better than this volume.’<br />Andrew Altman, Springer: Criminal Law and Philosophy (2016)</p>

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