Carola Lingaas is an associate professor of law at VID Specialized University in Oslo (Norway). She holds a PhD in international criminal law from the University of Oslo. She has published within the areas of international criminal law, human rights law, and migration. In most of her research projects, Professor Lingaas draws on research from the social sciences for the interpretation of the law. Prior to joining academia, Carola Lingaas worked for several years for the Red Cross, nationally and internationally.

• 1. Constructing race for international criminal law; 2. Historical aspects of race; 3. The concept of race in the law of genocide; 4. The concept of race in the law of apartheid; 5. The concept of race in the law of persecution; 6. Conclusion;

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Carola Lingaas is an associate professor of law at VID Specialized University in Oslo (Norway). She holds a PhD in international criminal law from the University of Oslo. She has published within the areas of international criminal law, human rights law, and migration. In most of her research projects, Professor Lingaas draws on research from the social sciences for the interpretation of the law. Prior to joining academia, Carola Lingaas worked for several years for the Red Cross, nationally and internationally.

• 1. Constructing race for international criminal law; 2. Historical aspects of race; 3. The concept of race in the law of genocide; 4. The concept of race in the law of apartheid; 5. The concept of race in the law of persecution; 6. Conclusion;

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Carola Lingaas is an associate professor of law at VID Specialized University in Oslo (Norway). She holds a PhD in international criminal law from the University of Oslo. She has published within the areas of international criminal law, human rights law, and migration. In most of her research projects, Professor Lingaas draws on research from the social sciences for the interpretation of the law. Prior to joining academia, Carola Lingaas worked for several years for the Red Cross, nationally and internationally.

• 1. Constructing race for international criminal law; 2. Historical aspects of race; 3. The concept of race in the law of genocide; 4. The concept of race in the law of apartheid; 5. The concept of race in the law of persecution; 6. Conclusion;

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