用赔款改变世界？

IF 2.3 2区社会学 Q1 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

American Journal of International Law Pub Date : 2025-09-05 DOI:10.1017/ajil.2025.10095

Ingrid Brunk, Monica Hakimi

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摘要

本期《美国国际法杂志》特刊专门讨论国际法中的赔偿问题，就与殖民主义、奴隶制、工业化和跨界污染有关的大规模损害的赔偿问题提供了一系列观点。正如研讨会作者所描述的那样，正义可能要求的赔偿与国际法规定的赔偿之间的差距是巨大的。关于赔偿的国际法并没有接近于补救这种损害，也不准备在短期内这样做。

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Transforming the World with Reparations?

This special issue of the American Journal of International Law—devoted entirely to reparations in international law—offers a range of perspectives on reparations for large-scale harms relating to colonialism, slavery, industrialization, and transboundary pollution. As the symposium authors describe, the gap between the reparations that justice might demand and the ones that international law provides is enormous. The international law for reparations does not come close to remedying such harms and is not poised to do so anytime soon.

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American Journal of International Law Multiple-

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16.30%

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