Daphné Richemond-Barak
Biographic Data
| ID | 4376884 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daphné Richemond-Barak |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daphné |
| FAMILY NAME | Richemond-Barak |
| SIGNATURE | RICHEMOND-BARAK D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Reichman University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8439-1234 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Rise of Tunnel Warfare as a Tactical, Operational, and Strategic Issue
The presence – or suspected presence – of tunnels on a battlefield affects all aspects of a mission. It took time for militaries to grasp the impact of tunnels at the tactical level, from equipment to small unit engagement. The operational and strategic ramifications of underground warfare, for their part, have remained under-explored. Building operational and strategic capabilities for subterranean warfare requires minimal investment but would g…
How Alive Is the Anti-Death Penalty Norm? Evidence from the British and French Treatment of Isis Foreign Fighters
This article enhances our understanding of international norms by developing a set of indicators to measure norm robustness at the domestic level. We apply these indicators to assess the robustness of the prohibition on the death penalty: a well-established international norm that terrorism-related cases have put to the test. In the United Kingdom, the government agreed to share information with the United States, possibly leading to the impositi…
Anticipating global and diffuse risks to prevent conflict and governance breakdown
Where societies display sufficient resilience to global and diffuse risks they are able to avoid tipping-over into governance breakdown and violent conflict. Similarly, if external actors such as the EU wish to build resilience in Europe’s volatile neighbourhood, they require a systematic understanding of global and diffuse risks and tipping-points in order to develop long-term resilience-building strategies. But how should global and diffuse ris…
Rethinking Private Warfare
Waging war for money has been frowned upon since the Peace of Westphalia and the rise of the modern nation-state. The stigma associated with private warfare translates, in legal terms, into a prohibition on mercenary activity and denying mercenaries the protection afforded to regular combatants (in particular, prisoner of war status). Noting the apparent similarities between mercenaries and private military contractors, some have sought to extend…
Regulating War
This Article examines the intersection between the private security and military industry and the emerging framework of global administrative law (“GAL”). I explore in this Article one aspect of this intersection, namely the use of GAL to create a taxonomy of the industry’s regulatory schemes. The industry is characterized by a fragmented and decentralized regulatory framework, which has yet to be presented in a complete and orderly fashion. This…
The Rise of Tunnel Warfare as a Tactical, Operational, and Strategic Issue
The presence – or suspected presence – of tunnels on a battlefield affects all aspects of a mission. It took time for militaries to grasp the impact of tunnels at the tactical level, from equipment to small unit engagement. The operational and strategic ramifications of underground warfare, for their part, have remained under-explored. Building operational and strategic capabilities for subterranean warfare requires minimal investment but would g…
Anticipating global and diffuse risks to prevent conflict and governance breakdown
Where societies display sufficient resilience to global and diffuse risks they are able to avoid tipping-over into governance breakdown and violent conflict. Similarly, if external actors such as the EU wish to build resilience in Europe’s volatile neighbourhood, they require a systematic understanding of global and diffuse risks and tipping-points in order to develop long-term resilience-building strategies. But how should global and diffuse ris…
Regulating War
This Article examines the intersection between the private security and military industry and the emerging framework of global administrative law (“GAL”). I explore in this Article one aspect of this intersection, namely the use of GAL to create a taxonomy of the industry’s regulatory schemes. The industry is characterized by a fragmented and decentralized regulatory framework, which has yet to be presented in a complete and orderly fashion. This…
Rethinking Private Warfare
Waging war for money has been frowned upon since the Peace of Westphalia and the rise of the modern nation-state. The stigma associated with private warfare translates, in legal terms, into a prohibition on mercenary activity and denying mercenaries the protection afforded to regular combatants (in particular, prisoner of war status). Noting the apparent similarities between mercenaries and private military contractors, some have sought to extend…
Regulating War
This Article examines the intersection between the private security and military industry and the emerging framework of global administrative law (“GAL”). I explore in this Article one aspect of this intersection, namely the use of GAL to create a taxonomy of the industry’s regulatory schemes. The industry is characterized by a fragmented and decentralized regulatory framework, which has yet to be presented in a complete and orderly fashion. This…
Anticipating global and diffuse risks to prevent conflict and governance breakdown
Where societies display sufficient resilience to global and diffuse risks they are able to avoid tipping-over into governance breakdown and violent conflict. Similarly, if external actors such as the EU wish to build resilience in Europe’s volatile neighbourhood, they require a systematic understanding of global and diffuse risks and tipping-points in order to develop long-term resilience-building strategies. But how should global and diffuse ris…
How Alive Is the Anti-Death Penalty Norm? Evidence from the British and French Treatment of Isis Foreign Fighters
This article enhances our understanding of international norms by developing a set of indicators to measure norm robustness at the domestic level. We apply these indicators to assess the robustness of the prohibition on the death penalty: a well-established international norm that terrorism-related cases have put to the test. In the United Kingdom, the government agreed to share information with the United States, possibly leading to the impositi…
The Rise of Tunnel Warfare as a Tactical, Operational, and Strategic Issue
The presence – or suspected presence – of tunnels on a battlefield affects all aspects of a mission. It took time for militaries to grasp the impact of tunnels at the tactical level, from equipment to small unit engagement. The operational and strategic ramifications of underground warfare, for their part, have remained under-explored. Building operational and strategic capabilities for subterranean warfare requires minimal investment but would g…
Political science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · International Law and Human Rights (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Corporate governance (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law and economics (2 works) · Military and Defense Studies (2 works)