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Uznając znaczenie, jakie ekobójstwo zyskało w ostatnim dziesięcioleciu, artykuł przedstawia ewolucję tego pojęcia prawnego od jego początków do współczesnego statusu jako potencjalnego przestępstwa międzynarodowego. celem jest dokonanie oceny, czy bieżące propozycje są wykonalne i prawnie spójne. Wykorzystując zarówno podejście historyczne, jak i formalnoprawne autor ustala w swoim badaniu wpływ wczesnych definicji na międzynarodowe prawo humanitarne, a także, jak to ostatnie z kolei przyczyniło się do skonsolidowania tego szczególnego prawnego pojęcia. Skupiając się na kluczowych elementach progu zabronionego zniszczenia środowiska podczas konfliktu zbrojnego, jaki funkcjonuje obecnie, autor wskazuje na jego ograniczenia, podkreślając dwuznaczność terminów oraz ich nieadekwatność w zastosowaniu w czasie pokoju. W konkluzji autor stwierdza, że chociaż ekobójstwo zostało ostatecznie skodyfikowane jako zbrodnia wojenna w artykule 8.2(b (iv) statutu rzymskiego, szersze uznanie go za autonomiczne międzynarodowe przestępstwo wymaga czytelniejszych definicji i ponownego rozważenia kryteriów progowych. W ten sposób przyczyni się do rozwinięcia prawnego rozumienia ekobójstwa oraz jego potencjału jako narzędzia do zapewnienia środowiskowej sprawiedliwości.
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