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Book Title: International Criminal Justice
Editor(s): Boas, Gideon; Schabas, A. William; Scharf, P. Michael
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
ISBN (hard cover): 9781781005590
Section Title: Contents
Number of pages: 1
Extract:
Contents
About the editors vii
List of contributors ix
Preface xi
1 What is international criminal justice? 1
Gideon Boas
2 Order in the courtroom: the unique challenge of maintaining
control of a war crimes trial 25
Michael P. Scharf
3 Making war crimes trials work balancing fairness and expedition 44
Iain Bonomy
4 Applied rights in international criminal law: defence counsel and
the right to disclosure 68
Peter Morrissey
5 Complexities in prosecuting international crimes: the ICC Libyan
warrants 105
Mark Ierace
6 International criminal justice and the past 123
Gerry Simpson
7 International criminal justice in historical context: the post-Second
World War trials and modern international criminal justice 145
Robert Cryer
8 Terrorism and international criminal law: questions of
(in)coherence and (il)legitimacy 190
Ben Saul
9 The International Criminal Court and the complexities of
international criminal justice 231
James Potter
v
vi International criminal justice
10 Women and international criminal law: steps forward or dancing
backwards 254
Helen Durham
11 Have recent changes designed to benefit victims of international
crimes added to the legitimacy of international criminal justice? 269
Sam Garkawe
12 International criminal justice and military perspectives 304
Geoffrey Skillen
Index 319
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