Acknowledgments

Preface (Sanela Diana Jenkins)

Contributors

Abbreviations

Part I: Introduction: Alternative Visions

Chapter 1 Constructing the Legacy of the ICTY (Richard H. Steinberg)

Chapter 2 National Ownership: The Key Concept of the Tribunal’s Legacy Vision (Patrick L. Robinson)

Chapter 3 Visions of the Legacy (Ed Kronenburg)

Part II: The ICTY Legacy Strategy and Legacy Projects: Views from the Tribunal and Other International Organizations

Chapter 4 Outstanding Questions (Geoffrey Robertson)

Chapter 5 Creating a Legacy that Supports Sustainable Rule of Law in the Region (Patrick L. Robinson)

Chapter 6 The Legacy of the ICTY: Fair Trials and Cooperation with Local Courts (Serge Brammertz)

Chapter 7 Optimizing the Effectiveness of the Knowledge Transfer: The Significance of Inter-Institutional Cooperation between the ICTY, ODIHR, and UNICRI (Janez Lenarčič)

Chapter 8 Peace Building and Security Through Information (Francesco Marelli)

Chapter 9 The Legacy of the ICTY: Multiple Levels of Cooperation and Necessary Undertakings (John Hocking)

Chapter 10 The ICTY Legacy Strategy and Legacy Projects of the ICTY (Pierre Mirel)

Part III: Plans for the Long Term: The Residual Mechanism(s) and the ICTY Archives and Information Centers

Chapter 11 Core Issues: Establishing Archives and the Residual Mechanism (Navanethem Pillay)

Chapter 12 The Role of the UN Security Council in Preserving the Legacy of the Tribunals: Establishment of a Residual Mechanism and Preservation of Archives (Konrad G. Büehler)

Chapter 13 A Home Away from Home (Peter van der Vliet)

Chapter 14 How Best to Preserve the Records of the ICTY (Elizabeth Emmerson)

Chapter 15 The Role of the UN Archives in the Long-Term Legacy of the ICTY (Bridget Sisk)

Chapter 16 The Availability and Accessibility of ICTY Archives via Information Centers (Catherine Marchi-Uhel)

Chapter 17 Preserving the ICTY Legacy Through Partnership, Oversight, and a Regional Institution (Nataša Kandić)

Chapter 18 The Critical Role of the Security Council in Preserving the Long-Term Legacy of the Tribunal (Larry D. Johnson)

Part IV: Importance of the ICTY Legacy for Victims and Communities in the Former Yugoslavia

Chapter 19 Everything to Everyone: Debate over the Final Location of the ICTY Archives (Gabrielle Kirk McDonald)

Chapter 20 The Need for Large-Scale Victim Reparations (Summary of Remarks by Vesna Teršelič)

Chapter 21 History, Myths, and the Promotion of Truth: Transforming the ICTY Legacy into a Living Memorial (Mirsad Tokača)

Chapter 22 Victims’ Perspectives (Edin Ramulić)

Chapter 23 The Relevance of the ICTY Legacy for the Victims and Communities in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Smail Čekić)

Chapter 24 Building the ICTY Legacy for Local Communities (Mirko Klarin)

Chapter 25 A Long Road Yet to Reconciliation: The Impact of the ICTY on Reconciliation and Victims’ Perceptions of Criminal Justice (Refik Hodžić)

Chapter 26 The ICTY Legacy in Finding Missing Persons (Lina Milner)

Chapter 27 Historical Reflection and Peace Building for the Region (Kelly Askin)

Chapter 28 The Archives as a Means of Confronting the Past (Bogdan Ivanišević)

Chapter 29 Turning Darkness into Light: The Quest for Justice by Srebrenica’s Mothers (Munira Subašić)

Part V: Building the Capacity of National Legal Systems in the Region

Chapter 30 The Legacy of the ICTY: National and International Efforts in Capacity Building (Mark S. Ellis)

Chapter 31 UN Capacity Building: Basing Efforts on Nationally-Assessed Goals, Policies, and Needs (Shelley Inglis)

Chapter 32 The European Union and Its Role in Providing Support to the Regional Entities (Vincent Degert)

Chapter 33 U.S. Efforts to Build Capacity in the Former Yugoslavia (Barbara M. Carlin)

Chapter 34 The ICTY’s Continuation Strategy: Partnership with Regional Judges and Attorneys (Fausto Pocar)

Chapter 35 International Facilitation of the Self-Determined Development of the Legal System of the Former Yugoslavia (Bakone Justice Moloto)

Chapter 36 The Evolution of Capacity Building Through Direct Interaction: A Prosecutor’s Perspective (Norman Farrell)

Chapter 37 Capacity Building: The Institutional War Crimes Legacy of the ICTY and the International Donor Community in Bosnia and Herzegovina (David Schwendiman)

Chapter 38 Lessons for Teachers: Reflections on the Implementation of Capacity Building Programs in the Former Yugoslavia (Ivan Jovanović)

Part VI: National War Crimes Proceedings: Views of Judges, Prosecutors, and Others in the Region

Chapter 39 The Transplant of Customary Law and ICTY Jurisprudence to the Courts in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Meddžida Kreso)

Chapter 40 Long-Term Accountability (Milorad Barašin)

Chapter 41 The Independence of the Croatian Judiciary (Branko Hrvatin)

Chapter 42 Prosecution of War Crimes in Croatia (Mladen Bajić)

Chapter 43 Creating a Legacy of Cooperation (Siniša Važić)

Chapter 44 On Regional Cooperation, Progress, and the International Legacy of the ICTY (Vladimir Vukčević)

Part VII: The Way Forward

Chapter 45 The Impact of Discourse on the Legacy of the Tribunal (Richard Dicker)

Chapter 46 The Way Forward (Patrick L. Robinson)

Chapter 47 Key Elements and Leading Actors in the Comprehensive Legacy Strategy of the Tribunal (John Hocking)

Chapter 48 Rule of Law and the Ambition of a Regional Legacy: Overcoming Political Challenges (Richard H. Steinberg)

Chapter 49 The ICTY Legacy Strategy: Responsibilities and Abilities of the International Community and The Netherlands (Ernst Hirsch Ballin)

Chapter 50 Preserving the Legacy of the ICTY: A Blueprint for the Future (Srđan Arnaut)

Chapter 51 The Effect of the ICTY on the Region (Ivan Šimonović)

Chapter 52 Creating a Legacy for Robust Defense (Tomislav Višnjić)

Part VIII: Conclusions: Convergence and Hope

Chapter 53 Constructing the Legacy: Convergence Among the Stakeholders (Richard H. Steinberg)

Chapter 54 Hope for the Future of Justice (Ernst Hirsch Ballin)

Chapter 55 The Virtues of Patience and Open Discourse (Patrick L. Robinson)

Index