Sharon Weill

Sharon Weill is a Professor of International Law at The American University of Paris and Research Associate at the Centre for Comparative Law and the Internationalization of Law at Sorbonne University. Her work adopts a socio-legal approach and draws on trial ethnography to examine the role of courts in contexts of violence.

Symposium
International Criminal Law in Turmoil: Charting New Paths as They Unfold

Criminal Law of Mass Crimes: Individuals, Corporations and States’ Responsibilities

Since Nuremberg, accountability for mass crimes has relied almost exclusively on a model centred on individual criminal responsibility, by transposing criminal doctrines and procedure from ordinary criminal law into contexts...