Judging War Criminals

YVES BEIGBEDER, M.Sc.Ed, PhD. (Public Law), was legal secretary to the French Judge at the Military War Criminals Tribunal in Nuremberg in 1946. Since 1986, he has lectured on international organizations and administration for UNITAR as a Senior Fellow, and for Universities in Paris, Geneva and North America. He currently teaches at Webster University in Geneva. He has written several books and articles on UN and other international organizations, on international administration and on the international civil service.

• List of Tables Foreword Preface and Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Humanitarian Law: From Normative Thrust to Criminal Enforcement The Nuremberg Precedent The Tokyo Trial The Hidden, Denied and Unpunished Mass Crimes Truth and Reconciliation Impunity, National Justice and Foreign Courts International People's Tribunals The International Tribunal for Crimes in the Former Yugoslavia The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda The Slow Birth of an International Criminal Court International Justice and Politics Notes Select Bibliography Index

'In his latest offering, Judging War Criminals: The Politics of International Justice, Beigbeder brings his wealth of experience and obvious passion for justice to bear on an in-depth study and analysis of the development of individual responsibility in international criminal law...Beigbeder achieves a laudable symmetry between promoting his vision for international justice, sharing his rich experience and insight, and providing a rigorous analysis of the development of individual responsibility in international criminal law.' - Estelle Dehon, Politikon