The Laws and Principles of Secondary Liability

Introduction; Part I. Theoretical Foundations of Secondary Liability: 1. Basic deontological conception of secondary liability; 2. Consequentialist foundations for secondary liability; 3. Critical moral theories; 4. Overall conclusions and guideposts; Part II. Secondary Liability under International Human Rights Law: 5. Introduction; 6. The obligation to hold complicit actors accountable under suppression conventions; 7. The obligation to hold complicit actors accountable under human rights conventions; 8. Regulating corporate conduct under IHRL; 9. Limits to accountability of complicit actors under human rights law?; 10. Overall conclusion and benchmarks; Part III. Secondary Liability in Criminal Law: 11. Introduction; 12. Argentina; 13. Canada; 14. China; 15. Egypt; 16. France; 17. Germany; 18. International criminal tribunals; 19. India; 20. Iraq; 21. Israel; 22. Japan; 23. The Netherlands; 24 Russia; 25. South Africa; 26. United Kingdom; 27. United States; 28. General principles of secondary liability in criminal law; 29. Overall conclusions and guideposts; Part IV. Secondary Liability in Civil Law: 30. Introduction to civil law and secondary liability; 31. Argentina; 32. Australia; 33. Canada; 34. China; 35. Egypt; 36. France; 37. Germany; 38. India; 39. Iraq; 40. Israel; 41. The Netherlands; 42. Russia; 43. South Africa; 44. United Kingdom; 45. United States; 46. Civil law and secondary liability: comparative reflections; Part V. State Responsibility and Secondary Liability: 47. State responsibility for complicity in the commission of international crimes, serious violations of human rights and mass atrocities; 48. State responsibility for contributions not qualifying as complicity and the role of due diligence; Part VI. Corporate Human Rights Due Diligence Legislation: 49. Introduction; 50. International history of due diligence: a north-south divide on the domain of legislation; 51. Canada; 52. Chile; 53. India; 54. Italy; 55. Nigeria; 56. The Netherlands; 57. United Kingdom; 58. Secondary liability and due diligence: comparative notes; Part VII. Conclusion: 59. Introduction; 60. Theoretical framework; 61 Human rights law framework; 62. Criminal law and secondary liability; 63. Civil law; 64. State responsibility; 65. Corporate human rights due diligence legislation.