CONTENTS volume 1

Contributors

Introduction to International Humanitarian Law: Origins, Prospects, Challenges

Introduction to Volume 1-Origins

Foreword

Chapter 1: International Humanitarian Intervention and Establishment of an International Jurisdiction Over Crimes Against Humanity: The National and International Military Trials on Crete in 1898 R. John Pritchard

Chapter 2: The British War Crimes Trials of Suspected Italian War Criminals, 1945-1947 Jane L. Garwood-Cutler

Chapter 3: The Tokyo War Crimes Trial Before the International Military Tribunal for the Far East Carrington Williams

Chapter 4: Implementation of International Humanitarian Law by Diplomacy, Official and Non-Governmental Bohunka 0. Goldstein

Chapter 5: Humanitarian Law and the Law of War on Land Howard S. Levie

Chapter 6: Actio Popularis, Jus Cogens, and Offenses Erga Omnes? Aped P Rubin

Chapter 7: From Solferino to Kosovo: The Contribution of International Humanitarian Law to International Security Michel Veuthey

Chapter 8: The Crime of Genocide: Recent Problems of Interpretation William A. Schabas

Chapter 9: Ethnic Cleansing: Applicable Norms, Emerging Jurisprudence, Implementable Remedies Alfred M. de Zayas

Chapter 10: Impunity vs. Accountability for Wrongs Under International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law Patrick .IF lood

Index

CONTENTS volume 2

Contributors

Foreword (Anthony A. D'Amato)

Introduction to Volume 2-Challenges (R. John Pritchard)

Chapter 1 : Media Limitations in Reporting Crimes Against Humanity John W. Finney

Chapter 2: Spotlight on Violations of International Humanitarian Law: The Role of the Media Roy W. Gutman

Chapter 3: Dissemination and International Humanitarian Law in Modern Social Conflict William V. Dunlap

Chapter 4: War Crimes Law Comes of Age Theodor Meron

Chapter 5: The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and Its Treatment of Crimes Against Women Kelly Dawn Askin

Chapter 6: The Modern Blood-Fcud: Thoughts on the Philosophy oS Crimes Against Humanity and the Proper Response Cizristopher L. Blakesley

Chapter 7: States, NGOs and Humanitarian Intervention Henry F. Carey

Chapter 8: United Kingdom SOFAS and Rules of Engagement 111 Yugoslavia: Some Further Reflections G R Rubin

Chapter 9: Can Perpetrators Really Suffer from "Denial Syndrome"? Irma Foley

Chapter 10: Implementation of International Humanitarian Law and the Role of the International Committee of the Red Cross Jean-Phillippe Lavoyer

Chapter 11 : The Dornestic Application of International Human Rights Law: The Case of the Guatemalan Historical Clarification Commission Jan Pelin

Chapter 12: 'The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court and Weapons of a Nature to Cause Superfluous Injury or Unnecessary Suffering, or Which Are Inherently Indiscriminate Roger S. Clark

Chapter 13: 'The Anatorny of a Court: The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda Farah Stockman

Chapter 14: International Judges and Prosecutors In Kosovo: A New Paradigm in Post-conflict Peacekeeping Michael E. Hartmann

Index

CONTENTS volume 3

Contributors

Foreword

Introduction to Volume 3—Prospects

Chapter 1: The Relevance of Humanitarian Law to Terrorism and Terrorists L.C. Green

Chapter 2: A Plea of Humanity to Law: The Need for an Effective International Criminal Court Benjamin B. Ferencz

Chapter 3: The Creation of the International Criminal Court and State Sovereignty: The "Problem of an International Criminal Law" Re-Examined Frédéric Mégret

Chapter 4: Two Cheers for the International Criminal Court Wade Mansell

Chapter 5: Crimes Within the Limited Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court Jordan J. Paust

Chapter 6: Designing Justice for Cambodia's Khmer Rouge Craig Etcheson

Chapter 7: NATO's Attack on Yugoslavia: The Deputation of an Ad Hoc International Constabulary Paul D. Rutkus

Chapter 8: Adapting Traditional Humanitarian Law to Sanctions Paul Conlon

Chapter 9: The Development of a Victim-Centered Approach to International Criminal Justice for Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Avril McDonald

Chapter 10: The Parameters of Justice: The Evolution of British Civil and Military Perspectives on War Crimes Trials and Their Legal Context (1942–1956) R. John Pritchard

Cumulative Index of Articles and Books Cited

Cumulative Table of Cases

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