What is included with this book?
Acknowledgements | p. viii |
List of Abbreviations | p. x |
Peace and Justice: An introduction | p. 1 |
Transitional/Post-Conflict Justice | p. 3 |
Risks and Dangers | p. 8 |
Context, Context and Context | p. 10 |
The Book | p. 14 |
The Nuremberg Legacy | p. 18 |
Nuremberg and Tokyo | p. 18 |
International Humanitarian Law post-1945 | p. 22 |
International Criminal Law (ICL) | p. 24 |
Human Rights Law | p. 25 |
Conclusion | p. 28 |
Ad hoc International Criminal Tribunals: The ICTY and ICTR | p. 30 |
International Judicial Intervention | p. 31 |
Establishing a Court and Launching Investigations | p. 34 |
Jurisdiction and Procedure | p. 37 |
State Cooperation and Judicial Assistance | p. 39 |
Justice, Peace and Reconciliation | p. 43 |
Conclusion | p. 51 |
The Yugoslav War | p. 53 |
Rwanda | p. 54 |
The International Criminal Court | p. 58 |
Establishing the Court: The Rome Statute | p. 59 |
Jurisdiction and Admissibility | p. 61 |
Applicable Law | p. 62 |
The 'Essential Paradox' of Complementarity | p. 63 |
The Role of the Prosecutor | p. 64 |
The Relationship with the Security Council | p. 65 |
The United States and the ICC | p. 66 |
International Criminal Justice and International Peace and Security | p. 67 |
Engaging the Local Population and Meeting Victims' Needs | p. 68 |
Peace and Justice? | p. 69 |
Conclusion | p. 71 |
Situations and cases | p. 72 |
Universal jurisdiction | p. 77 |
'Internationalized' Courts | p. 80 |
A New Breed of Tribunal? | p. 81 |
Justice, Peace and Reconciliation | p. 89 |
Conclusion | p. 94 |
The Special Court for Sierra Leone | p. 95 |
Regulation 64 Panels in Kosovo | p. 97 |
Special crime panels in Timor-Leste | p. 99 |
'Extraordinary chambers' in Cambodia | p. 101 |
Domestic Trials | p. 104 |
Rights and Obligations in International Law | p. 105 |
Judicial Reform: A Primary Hurdle for Domestic Trials | p. 107 |
Political and Practical Obstacles to Domestic Trials | p. 109 |
Benefits of Domestic Trials | p. 120 |
Conclusion | p. 122 |
Rwanda | p. 123 |
The Indonesian ad hoc Human Rights Court | p. 124 |
The Supreme Iraqi Criminal Tribunal | p. 126 |
Truth Commissions | p. 128 |
Definitional Clarity | p. 129 |
Design and Resources | p. 130 |
'Truth' and 'Reconciliation' | p. 133 |
Restorative Justice: Healing and Retraumatization | p. 136 |
Additional Benefits and Limitations of Truth Commissions | p. 138 |
Conclusion | p. 145 |
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission in the DRC | p. 146 |
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa | p. 148 |
The Commission on the Truth for El Salvador | p. 149 |
Traditional Informal Justice Mechanisms | p. 151 |
Conceptual Clarity | p. 152 |
The Context of TIJM | p. 155 |
Dealing with Past Crimes: Challenges of TIJM | p. 156 |
Promoting Reconciliation | p. 164 |
Conclusion | p. 167 |
Timor-Leste | p. 169 |
Gacaca courts in Rwanda | p. 171 |
Conclusion | p. 173 |
Justice, Peace and Reconciliation | p. 174 |
Capacity-building and the Rule of Law | p. 176 |
Context | p. 178 |
Engaging the Local Population | p. 180 |
Integrated and Complementary Approaches | p. 180 |
Managing Expectations and Setting Realistic Goals | p. 181 |
Notes | p. 183 |
Selected Bibliography | p. 217 |
Index | p. 233 |
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