Ansatte

Carola Lingaas

professor i rettsvitenskap
Fakultet for sosialvitenskap

Kontakt

Sted

Studiested

Oslo

Adresse

Diakonveien 14, 0370 Oslo

Kontor

E203

CRIStin besøk profil

Fagområder

Vitenskapsdisipliner

Offentlig rett.

Emner

Apartheid og raseteorier, Etnisitet og menneskerettigheter, Europeisk menneskerettighetsdomstol, Folkemord, Folkmord, Forsoning, ICC, ICTR, ICTY, Internasjonal Straffedomstol, Internasjonale menneskerettigheter, Internasjonal strafferett, Juss menneskerettigheter, Menneskerettigheter, Migrasjon, Overgangsrettferdighet, Overgangsrettoppgjør, Rase og etnisitet, Religionsforfølgelser, Samer, Samerett, Urfolksrettigheter.

Prosjekter

The Role of Courts in the Creation of a European Identity

Vitenskapelig foredrag (52)

Roundtable: Sights, Sounds, and Sensibilities of Atrocity Prosecutions
2024
‘The Butcher’: a Conflict-Related Metaphor Before International Criminal Tribunals
2024
'A relatively spacious margin for tasteless statements': A qualitative analysis of Norwegian courts’ demarcation of punishable hate speech
2024
Reconciliation Amid Ongoing Legal Conflicts: Civil Disobedience and Legal Mobilisation Among Young Sámi (Women)
2024
Attributing Responsibility: Justice and Reconciliation. Lessons from the Past for a Peaceful Future?
2024
The Stench of Death: The Olfactory of Genocide in the ICTR Case Law
2024
A lavvo in Front of the Parliament: The Norwegian Truth and Reconciliation Commission and Conflicts over Land and Water
2024
Wearing the gákti Inside Out: Indigenous Protest as a Manifestation of the Right to Culture
2023
Untangling the Gordian Knot: Reconciliation Amid Ongoing Legal Conflicts in Sámi Areas
2023
Wearing the gákti inside out: indigenous protest as a manifestation of the right to culture
2023
Same, Same, but Different? ‘Racial group’ in the Crime of Genocide vs. the Crime of Apartheid
2023
The Concept of Race in International Criminal Law
2023
Indigenous Peoples and International Criminal Justice
2022
The Concept of Race in International Criminal Law
2022
Dehumanising Ideology, Metaphors, and Psychological Othering as Evidence of Genocidal Intent
2022
Colliding Worlds: Norm Collisions between Sámi Indigenous Customary Law and Domestic Law
2022
Forced Labour in Norway: Directing the (Legal) Radar at Men (from Romania)
2022
Righting Injustices against the Sámi: A Critical Perspective on the Norwegian Truth and Reconciliation Commission
2022
The Conflict in the Ukraine and International (Criminal) Law
2022
The Crime against Humanity of Apartheid from South Africa to North Korea, Palestine and Myanmar - why has nobody been prosecuted (yet)?
2022
The Norwegian Sami Indigenous People: From Assimilation to Reconciliation?
2022
The Concept of Race in International Criminal Law - and Beyond
2022
Faces of War: Erasing or Enhancing War Criminals in Social Media GIFs
2022
Hate Speech and Racial Discrimination of the Sámi in Norway: Legal Responses and Responsibility
2021
The Concept of Race in International Criminal Law - and Beyond
2021
The Crime against Humanity of Apartheid - from North Korea to South Africa, Palestine and Myanmar, or: why has nobody been prosecuted (yet)?
2021
Palestine and the Crime against Humanity of Apartheid: Should a Prosecution be Anticipated?
2021
Forced Labour: Redirecting the Legal Radar to Men
2021
The Crime against Humanity of Apartheid: from South Africa to North Korea, Palestine and Myanmar – or: why has nobody been prosecuted (yet)?
2021
The Concept of Race in International Criminal Law
2021
International Racial Discrimination
2021
International Criminal Law and the Crime of Genocide
2021
Evidence of the genocidal intent: connecting the law of genocide with psychology, linguistics, and biology
2021
'Us' vs. 'Them': Bringing in Politics through the Backdoor of the European Court of Human Rights
2021
Tackling Racialized Discrimination of the Sámi in Judgments of the Norwegian Courts
2021
Hate Speech against and Racialized Discrimination of the Norwegian Sami: Legal Responses and Responsibilities
2021
'Pull up the grass, dig up the roots': Judicial Recognition of Dehumanizing Speech for the Legal Construction of Genocide
2021
Bringing in Politics through the Backdoor of the European Court of Human Rights
2021
The Concept of Race in International Criminal Law - and Beyond
2021
Bridge over Troubled Waters? Bridging Genocide, Religion and Law with Social Identity Theory
2020
"Pull up the grass, dig up the roots": Judicial Recognition of Dehumanizing Speech for the Legal Construction of Genocide
2020
Bringing in Politics through the Backdoor of the European Court of Human Rights
2020
Bringing in Politics through the Backdoor of the European Court of Human Rights
2020
Bridge over Troubled Waters? Interpreting the 'Religious Group' of Genocide by Means of Social Identity Theory
2020
Gender violence and trafficking: a one-sided and gendered conception of the victims?
2019
Domestic violence against parents in child protection cases before the European Court of Human Rights
2019
Judicial recognition of the identity-based nature of genocide
2018
'In the Eyes of the Perpetrator': Pushing the Boundaries of the Crime of Genocide.
2017
In the eyes of the perpetrator: the perpetrator-based approach in defining the victim groups of genocide
2015
Imagined Identities - Race as a Protected Group in International Criminal Law
2015
Imagined Identities: Race as Protected Group in International Criminal Law
2015
Apartheid is dead - long live apartheid. The crime against humanity of apartheid in a post-apartheid world.
2014
Faglig foredrag (15)

'The Butcher': International Criminal Justice's Response to a Conflict-Related Metaphor
2024
Legal Mobilisation, Reconciliation, and the Rule of Law: Sámi Protests Amid Ongoing Legal Conflicts
2024
Konferansier ved boklansering: Honest Errors? Combat Decision-Making 75 Years After the Hostage Case
2024
Anthology Launch Symposium: Panel II: How doe the law of armed conflict and international criminal law approach harmful errors in combat decisions?
2024
Leder av panelsamtale på konferansen 'Sannhets- og forsoningskommisjonens rapport i et sosialfaglig og diakonalt perspektiv'
2023
Boklansering: Nobuo Hayashi og Carola Lingaas (eds.) Honest Errors? Combat Decision-Making 75 Years After the Hostage Case
2023
Urfolksrettigheter i en grønn omstilling: Fosen og veien videre
2023
The Concept of Race in International Criminal Law
2023
Kunnskapsinstitusjonenes bidrag til sannhet og forsoning – situerthet og ansvar (oppsummerende panel)
2022
The Norwegian Sámi Indigenous People: From Assimilation to Reconciliation?
2022
Bringing in Politics through the Backdoor of the European Court of Human Rights
2020
Menn utsatt for tvangsarbeid: en rapport om deres erfaringer og juridiske situasjon
2020
Strand Lobben: Den europeiske menneskerettighetsdomstolens dom om brudd på retten til familieliv etter art. 8 EMK
2019
In the eyes of the perpetrator: the perpetrator-based approach in defining the victim groups of genocide
2016
Imagined Identities - Defining the Racial Group in the Crime of Genocide
2015
Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel/Konferanseartikkel (6)

The Stench of Death: The Olfactory of Genocide in International Criminal Trials
2024
Conclusion: The Hostage Case, Present Day Knowledge, and Future Implications
2023
Honest Errors in Combat Decision-Making: State of Our Knowledge 75 Years after the Hostage Case
2023
Migration: A Threat to the European Identity? A Legal Analysis of the Border and Boundaries of the European Homeland
2020
“In the Eyes of the Perpetrator”: Judicial Recognition of the Identity-Based Nature of Genocide
2020
Judicial Responses to the Migration Crisis: The Role of Courts in the Creation of a European Identity
2019
Vitenskapelig artikkel (14)

Archival Opacity on Genocide Perpetrators in Rwanda
2024, Journal of Perpetrator Research
“Dangerous Individuals”: Erasing or Enhancing Genocidal Perpetrators in Social Media GIFs
2023, Journal of Genocide Research
Righting Injustices Towards the Sami: A Critical Perspective on the Norwegian Truth and Reconciliation Commission
2023, International Journal on Minority and Group Rights
The Disciplinary Identity of International Criminal Law: Balancing Between Positivism and Multidisciplinarity
2023, ORBELIANI LAW REVIEW
Directing the Legal Radar at Forced Labour—Under Special Consideration of Male Victims in Norway
2022, LAWS
Religious Group Identities in Genocide: Social Identity Theory as a Tool for Disentangling Law and Religion
2022, Nordic Journal of Human Rights
Indigenous Customary Law and Norwegian Domestic Law: Scenes of a (Complementary or Mutually Exclusive) Marriage?
2022, LAWS
Hate Speech and Racialised Discrimination of the Norwegian Sámi: Legal Responses and Responsibility
2021, Oslo Law Review
Dehumanising Ideology, Metaphors, and Psychological Othering as Evidence of Genocidal Intent
2021, International Criminal Law Review
Domestic Violence in Child Protection Cases before the European Court of Human Rights: Double Victimisation of Abused Parents?
2020, Nordic Journal of Human Rights
Conceptualizing the National Group for the Crime of Genocide: Is Law Able to Account for Identity Fault Lines?
2020, Nationalities Papers
Imagined Identities: Defining the Racial Group in the Crime of Genocide
2016, Genocide Studies and Prevention: An International Journal (GSP)
The Crime against Humanity of Apartheid in a Post-Apartheid World
2015, Oslo Law Review
The Elephant in the Room: The Uneasy Task of Defining 'Racial' in International Criminal Law
2015, International Criminal Law Review
Dokumentar (1)

'Utdanningssektorens rolle: VIDs arbeid med forsoning': deltakelse i video til VID akademiet
2024
Kronikk (4)

Sosialt arbeid som myndighetenes forlengede arm
2024, Fontene
Eksempelet Rendulic
2024, Klassekampen
Norges nye krigsforbryter
2023, Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.)
Frifunnet, men likevel skyldig?
2023, Nordnorsk debatt - Nordlys
Nettsider (opplysningsmateriale) (7)

Civil Disobedience on Trial: Indigenous Protest against Governmental Inaction (bloggpost på International Law Observer)
2024
Wind Farms in Indigenous Areas: The Fosen (Norway) and the Lake Turkana Wind Project (Kenya) Cases
2021
Jewish Israeli and Palestinians as distinct ‘racial groups’ within the meaning of the crime of apartheid?
2021
'Asylum spray’: Acquittal for Racialized Hate Speech against Migrants, Asylum Seekers and Refugees
2021
Men as victims of forced labour: Labour migration in times of pandemics
2020
‘Race’ in the ECCC Judgment in the Case 002/02–One Step Forward, Two Steps Back?
2019
Defining the Protected Groups of Genocide Through the Case Law of International Courts
2016
Intervju (6)

NRK Nyhetsmorgen 26. januar 2024
2024
Grønn omstilling truer urfolks rettigheter
2023
Interview of Dr. Carola Lingaas (International Network of Genocide Scholars)
2023
Stopp lønnstyvene!
2020
Det hemmelige huset
2020
Nå stenger krigstribunalet for Jugoslavia dørene
2017
Innledning (1)

Introduction: The Future of Human Rights
2023
Vitenskapelig antologi/Konferanseserie (3)

Reflections on the Future of Human Rights
2023, Routledge
Honest Errors? Combat Decision-Making 75 Years After the Hostage Case
2023, T.M.C. Asser Press
Reflections on the Future of Human Rights
2023, Routledge
Rapport (2)

States and International Criminal Justice: COST CA18228 Scoping Survey (version 2), 2020-2023
2023, Universitetet i Edinburgh
Menn utsatt for tvangsarbeid i Norge: en rapport om deres erfaringer og juridiske situasjon
2020, VID vitenskapelige høgskole
Briefs (4)

Setting a Standard for Reconciliation in Scandinavia? The Norwegian Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Report
2023
Critical Race Perspectives on International Law: The Concept of Race in International Criminal Law
2018
'Race': Relic or Useful Concept?
2018
Defining the Protected Groups of Genocide Through the Case Law of International Courts
2015
Leder (2)

Special Issue: The Future of Human Rights
2022, Nordic Journal of Human Rights
Editorial - Special Issue on ‘Disentangling the Relationship between Religion and Law’
2022, Nordic Journal of Human Rights
Lydmateriale (1)

The Concept of Race in International Criminal Law - and Beyond
2021
Vitenskapelig monografi (1)

The Concept of Race in International Criminal Law
2019, Routledge
Anmeldelse (3)

The ‘Contextual Elements’ of the Crime of Genocide
2018, Nordic Journal of Human Rights
Book Review: Gregory Gordon, Atrocity Speech Law: Foundation, Fragmentation, Fruition
2018, Human Rights Law Review
Book Review: Constructing Genocide and Mass Violence: Society, Crisis, Identity
2018, Genocide Studies and Prevention: An International Journal (GSP)
Faglig kapittel (1)

Enhancing the Effectiveness of the Law of Genocide
2018
Doktorgradsavhandling (1)

The Concept of Race in International Criminal Law
2017, Universitetet i Oslo