One of the most fascinating things about political ideology is the following juxtaposition: 1. Coherence Hume writes that constancy has to be combined with coherence in order to be able to explain our propensity to believe in the existence of external objects. This latter aspect of coherence is used in an examination of victims’ rights in international criminal justice procedures. external coherence in political ideology. Key elements of the framework concern the external coherence of the criminal justice reaction – the interlinking of criminal justice with other reparative efforts – as well as its internal coherence – the extent to which the procedures of international criminal justice are aligned with what it realistically can and should achieve. This latter aspect of coherence is used in an examination of victims’ rights in international criminal justice procedures.ĪB - This article develops a victimological perspective on international criminal justice, based on a review of the main victimological characteristics of international crimes: the complicity of government agencies, the large numbers of victims involved and the peculiar position of victims of international crimes, who at the time of the commission of the crimes are viewed as perpetrators and/or beyond the moral sphere, rather than as victims. Recently, it has been proposed that a low-temperature environment can induce quantum coherence of a spin without an external coherent pump. Due to these relations, the text appears to be logically and semantically consistent for the reader-hearer. Taken together, relevance and coherence can provide a clearer view of how the intervention affects and is affected by the context in which it is implemented. N2 - This article develops a victimological perspective on international criminal justice, based on a review of the main victimological characteristics of international crimes: the complicity of government agencies, the large numbers of victims involved and the peculiar position of victims of international crimes, who at the time of the commission of the crimes are viewed as perpetrators and/or beyond the moral sphere, rather than as victims. Enhanced corticomuscular coherence by external stochastic noise. Definition Coherence is a term of text linguistics used to refer to sense relations between single units (sentences or propositions) of a text. Coherence zooms out, looking at other interventions in that context and how they interact with the intervention being evaluated. T1 - Coherence in international criminal justice While robust government intervention is arguably critical in emergencies like the COVID-19 pandemic, recent experience offers at least six lessons for external.
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