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19596 words, NOTE: CHOOSING FOR CHILDREN: ADJUDICATING MEDICAL CARE DISPUTES BETWEEN PARENTS AND THE STATE., Elizabeth J. Sher 4. Remondet v. Reserve Nat'l Ins. Co., No. 82-CA-231, Court of Appeal of Louisiana, Fifth Circuit, 433 So. 2d
792; 1983 La. App. LEXIS 8589, May 17, 1983 , Rehearing
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University Law Review American University Law Review, FALL, 1983, 33 Am. U.L. Rev. 29, 5577 words, CONFERENCE: THE AMERICAN RED CROSS -- WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW CONFERENCE: INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN AND HUMAN RIGHTS LAW IN NON-INTERNATIONAL
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ARMED CONFLICTS, APRIL 12-13, 1983: IMPLEMENTATION AND
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Elisabeth Zoller 9. Copyright (c) 1984 The Trustees
of The University of Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Law Review, DECEMBER, 1984, 133 U. Pa. L. Rev. 79, 8351 words, ADDRESS: STRIKING THE BALANCE: CONGRESS AND THE PRESIDENT UNDER THE WAR POWERS RESOLUTION. *, CYRUS R. VANCE + 10. Copyright (c) 1985 Iowa University Iowa Law Review, July, 1985,
70 Iowa L. Rev. 1293, 4805 words, SYMPOSIUM: INTERNATIONAL LAW
AND WORLD HUNGER: Commentary: African Food Crises: Short-, Medium-, and Long-Term Responses, Cheryl Christensen * and Charles Hanrahan ** Page 1 11. Copyright ©
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BEFORE THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE: Die Anwendbarkeit
des humanitaren Volkerrechts, insbesondere in gemischten Konflikten. By Martin Hess., GERHARD VON GLAHN, Emeritus 15.
Copyright (c) 1987 Howard University Howard Law Journal, 1987, 1987 How. L.J. 705, 10507 words, AN AFROAMERICAN PERSPECTIVE: We the People and the Struggle for a New World: The
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Copyright (c) 1993 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College Harvard BlackLetter Law Journal, 1993, 10 Harv. BlackLetter J. 105, 5682 words, ARTICLE: THE COLONIAL LEGACY AND
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L. Rev. 257, 8481 words, BLAINE SLOAN LECTURE: THE PEACEFUL
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1996, 25 Ga. J. Int'l & Comp. L. 99, 19756 words, I. THE SIGNIFICANCE AND DETERMINATION OF CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW: The Effect of Treaties and Other Formal International Acts On the Customary Law of Human Rights, Arthur
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Copyright (c) 1996 Connecticut Law Review Connecticut Law Review, Spring, 1996, 28 Conn. L. Rev. 813, 14302 words, ARTICLE: IF YOU WRITE IT, (S)HE WILL COME: * JUDICIAL OPINIONS, METAPHORS,
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Copyright (c) 1997 University of Denver (Colorado Seminary) College of Law Denver University Law Review, 1997, 74 Denv. U.L. Rev. 625, 12828 words, SYMPOSIUM: THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM:
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of California UCLA Journal of International Law and Foreign Affairs, Fall, 1996 / Winter, 1997, 1 UCLA J. Int'l L. & For. Aff. 351, 13838 words, POINT-COUNTERPOINT: The
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Copyright (c) 1997 Law Review Association of the Quinnipiac University School of Law Quinnipiac Law Review, Spring, 1997, 17 Quinnipiac L. Rev. 139, 8331 words, Symposium: Three Major
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Copyright (c) 1998 Denver Journal of International Law and Policy Denver Journal of International Law and Policy, Summer, 1998, 26 Denv. J. Int'l L. & Pol'y 759, 8792 words, ARTICLE:
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JUSTICE, April 2005, ICJ 3.2(400), CRIMINAL LAW, Prosecuting International Crimes in Belgium, Damien Vandermeersch Vice President and Investigating Judge at the Brussels Court
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18 Fordham Int'l L.J. 1191, 7581 words, ARTICLE: FORMER YUGOSLAVIA:
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Law Review, Summer, 1995, 149 Mil. L. Rev. 49, 4783 words, CONFERENCE PAPER: ESTABLISHING AN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT:
HISTORICAL SURVEY *, M. Cherif Bassiouni ** 36. Military Law Review, Summer,
1995, 149 Mil. L. Rev. 129, 2519 words, CONFERENCE PAPER: EVALUATING PRESENT OPTIONS FOR AN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT *,
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AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY: SELECTIVE REACTION TO ATROCITY: WAR CRIMES AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
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Pol'y 313, 3100 words, ARTICLE: REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL LAW ASSOCIATION: PUBLISHED JOINTLY WITH ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONALE
DE DROIT PENAL, 13 NOUVELLES ETUDES PENALES 1997: General Rules of Criminal Law *, Edward M. Wise ** 74.
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L.F. 317, 6091 words, DEVELOPMENTS IN CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE: LOOKING FORWARD TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN INTERNATIONAL
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Winter, 1997, 25 Denv. J. Int'l L. & Pol'y 397, 11264 words, ARTICLE: REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL LAW ASSOCIATION:
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Copyright (c) 1997 Albany Law Review Albany Law Review, 1997, 60 Alb. L. Rev. 733, 18752 words,
CONCEPTUALIZING VIOLENCE: PRESENT AND FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW: PANEL II: ADJUDICATING VIOLENCE:
PROBLEMS CONFRONTING INTERNATIONAL LAW AND POLICY ON WAR CRIMES AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY: WAR CRIMES, CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY
AND THE DEATH PENALTY, William A. Schabas* 81. Copyright (c) 1997 Rutgers
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--AMERICAN BRANCH: COMMITTEE ON A PERMANENT INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: The Proposed International Criminal Court:
Its Establishment and Its Relationship with the United Nations, Roger S. Clark * 82.
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INTERNATIONAL LAW AND POLICY ON WAR CRIMES AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY: THE TRIBUNAL AND THE ICC: DO PRECEDENTS MATTER?, Jelena
Pejic* 83. Copyright (c) 1997 Denver Journal of International Law and
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13 NOUVELLES ETUDES PENALES 1997: A Critique of the Yugoslavia War Crimes Tribunal, Michael P. Scharf *
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JURISDICTION: JUSTICE IN THE WAKE OF GENOCIDE: THE CASE OF RWANDA, Madeline H. Morris * 87.
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COURT: The Preparatory Committee's "Definition of Crimes" --War Crimes, Jordan J. Paust * 89.
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1997, 12 St. John's J.L. Comm. 535, 10405 words, NOTE: AN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: BALANCING THE PRINCIPLE OF SOVEREIGNTY
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135, 9451 words, ARTICLE: TODAY'S TRANSNATIONAL CRIME EPIDEMIC: THE NECESSITY OF AN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
TO BATTLE MISDEEDS WHICH TRANSCEND NATIONAL BORDERS, Christopher J. McGrath 94.
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Journal, Spring, 1997, 10 Harv. Hum. Rts. J. 11, 22179 words, ARTICLE: From Versailles to Rwanda in Seventy-Five Years: The
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VIEW: Intentional Prosecution of Sexual Assaults, Patricia Viseur Sellers and Kaoru Okuizumi * 98.
Copyright (c) 1997 St. John's University St. John's Journal of Legal Commentary, Spring,
1997, 12 St. John's J.L. Comm. 477, 14593 words, NOTE: BEATING PLOWSHARES INTO SWORDS -RECONCILING THE SOVEREIGN RIGHT
TO SELF-DETERMINATION WITH INDIVIDUAL HUMAN RIGHTS THROUGH AN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: THE LESSONS OF THE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA
AND RWANDA AS A FRONTISPIECE, Rocco P. Cervoni 99. Copyright (c) 1997
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for the Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda: Some Elements of Comparison, Catherine Cisse * 100.
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Law, Spring, 1997, 7 Duke J. Comp. & Int'l L. 349, 11959 words, SYMPOSIUM: JUSTICE IN CATACLYSM CRIMINAL TRIALS
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Law American Journal of International Law, July, 1997, 91 A.J.I.L. 542, 8010 words, CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS:
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Journal of International Law and Commerce, Fall, 1997, 24 Syracuse J. Int'l L. & Com. 177, 10913 words, NOTE:
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107. Copyright (c) Yale Law Journal Company 1997. Yale Law Journal, October, 1997, 107
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M. Osofsky 108. Copyright (c) 1997 Fordham University School of Law Fordham
International Law Journal, December, 1997, 21 Fordham Int'l L.J. 363, 1304 words, OPENING REMARKS: ADVOCATING FOR AN INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT, Kofi Annan * Copyright (c) 1998 Connecticut Journal of International Law Connecticut
Journal of International Law, Winter, 1998, 13 Conn. J. Int'l L. 1, 27837 words, ARTICLE: BUILDING AN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
COURT FOR THE 21st CENTURY, Bryan F. MacPherson * Copyright (c) 1998 United States Air Force Academy
Journal of Legal Studies USAFA Journal of Legal Studies, 1998 / 1999, 9 USAFA J. Leg. Stud. 1, 15376 words, ARTICLE: The United
States Should Join the International Criminal Court, Paul C. Szasz * 111. Copyright
(c) 1998 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, January, 1998, 92
A.J.I.L. 124, 6439 words, CURRENT DEVELOPMENT: THE THIRD AND FOURTH SESSIONS OF THE UN PREPARATORY COMMITTEE
ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, CHRISTOPHER KEITH HALL * 112.
Copyright (c) 1998 Suffolk Transnational Law Review Suffolk Transnational Law Review, Winter, 1998, 22 Suffolk
Transnat'l L. Rev. 335, 3943 words, BOOK NOTE: Ethics and Authority in International Law n1: By Alfred P. Rubin. n2, Alison
L. Forbes 113. Copyright (c) 1998 School of Law, Santa Clara University
Santa Clara Law Review, 1998, 38 Santa Clara L. Rev. 745, 2858 words, ARTICLE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: HISTORY,
DEVELOPMENT AND STATUS, J. Holmes Armstead, Jr. * Copyright (c) 1998 Washington College of Law,
American University American University International Law Review, 1998, 13 Am. U. Int'l L. Rev. 1383, 10908 words, WAR
CRIMES TRIBUNALS: THE RECORD AND THE PROSPECTS: CONFERENCE CONVOCATION: , M. Cherif Bassiouni Charles N. Brower Claudio
Grossman Diane F. Orent licher Tina Rosenberg The Honorable David J. Scheffer
Paul Williams Copyright (c) 1997 New York University School of Law New York University Journal of
International Law and Politics, Fall, 1997 / Winter, 1998, 30 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. & Pol. 145, 7132 words, ARTICLE:
STATE RESPONSIBILITY AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMES: FURTHER REFLECTIONS ON ARTICLE 19 OF THE DRAFT ARTICLES ON STATE RESPONSIBILITY,
Shabtai Rosenne * Copyright (c) 1998 United States Air Force Academy Journal of Legal Studies USAFA
Journal of Legal Studies, 1998 / 1999, 9 USAFA J. Leg. Stud. 33, 10172 words, ARTICLE: One Road Away from Rome: Concerns Regarding
the International Criminal Court *, Michael F. Lohr ** and William K. Lietzau *** 117.
Copyright (c) 1998 Washington College of Law, American University American University International Law Review,
1998, 13 Am. U. Int'l L. Rev. 1413, 9439 words, WAR CRIMES TRIBUNALS: THE RECORD AND THE PROSPECTS: International
Support for International Criminal Tribunals and an International Criminal Court, Claudio Grossman The Honorable Gabrielle
Kirk McDonald The Honorable Arlen Specter Steven "Skippy" Weinstein Copyright (c) 1997
New York University School of Law New York University Journal of International Law and Politics, Fall, 1997 / Winter, 1998,
30 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. & Pol. 167, 13428 words, ARTICLE: TRIAL AND ERROR: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE FIRST JUDGMENT
OF THE YUGOLAVIA WAR CRIMES TRIBUNAL, Michael P. Scharf * Copyright (c) 1998 United States Air Force
Academy Journal of Legal Studies USAFA Journal of Legal Studies, 1998 / 1999, 9 USAFA J. Leg. Stud. 99, 8580 words, ARTICLE:
The Crime of Rape in International Humanitarian Law, Frances T. Pilch * 120. Copyright
(c) 1998 The Regents of the University of California U.C. Davis Journal of International Law & Policy, Spring, 1998, 4
U.C. Davis J. Int'l L. & Pol'y 181, 10707 words, ARTICLE: Double Jeopardy and Non Bis in Idem: Principles of Fairness,
Jennifer E. Costa* 121. Copyright (c) 1998 Columbia Human Rights Law Review
Columbia Human Rights Law Review, Spring, 1998, 29 Colum. Human Rights L. Rev. 291, 24186 words, ARTICLE: CREATING A PERMANENT
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: THE OBSTACLES TO INDEPENDENCE AND EFFECTIVENESS *, by Jelena Pejic ** 122.
Copyright (c) 1998 Melbourne University Law Review Association, Inc. Melbourne University Law Review,
April, 1998, 22 Melbourne U. L.R. 230, 4530 words, BOOK REVIEW: The Law of War Crimes: National and International Approaches
edited by Timothy L H McCormack and Gerry J Simpson, NIGEL WHITE* Copyright (c) 1998 Columbia Human
Rights Law Review Columbia Human Rights Law Review, Spring, 1998, 29 Colum. Human Rights L. Rev. 401, 11996 words, ARTICLE:
GENDER-BASED CRIMES UNDER THE DRAFT STATUTE FOR THE PERMANENT INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT *, by Nicole Eva Erb **
Copyright (c) 1998 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, April, 1998,
92 A.J.I.L. 331, 5710 words, CURRENT DEVELOPMENT: The Fifth Session of the UN Preparatory Committee
on the Establishment of an International Criminal Court, Christopher Keith Hall * 125.
Copyright (c) 1998 Florida Journal of International Law Florida Journal of International Law, Spring, 1998, 12
Fla. J. Int'l L. 1, 10102 words, ARTICLE: When Does Crime Become a Threat to International Peace and Security?, Daniel
Pickard * 126. Copyright (c) 1998 ILSA Journal of International &
Comparative Law ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law, Spring, 1998, 4 ILSA J Int'l & Comp L 423, 797
words, ARTICLE: Establishment of an International Criminal Court, Steven J. Gerber * 127.
Copyright (c) 1998 Touro International Law Review Touro International Law Review, Spring, 1998, 8 Touro Int'l
L. Rev. 117, 4507 words, NOTE AND COMMENT: An Economic Paradigm for the Debate Concerning the Jurisdictional Extent of the
International Criminal Court, Robert J. Howard * 128. Copyright (c) 1998
California Western School of Law California Western International Law Journal, Spring, 1998, 28 Cal. W.
Int'l L.J. 379, 4650 words, ESSAY: Methods of Warfare That Cause Unnecessary Suffering or Are Inherently Indiscriminate:
A Memorial Tribute to Howard Berman *, Roger S. Clark * 129. Copyright
(c) 1998 Tulane Journal of International and ComPtive Law Tulane Journal of International and ComPtive Law, Spring, 1998,
6 Tul. J. Int'l & Comp. L. 499, 14557 words, COMMENT: Hunting the Hunters: The United Nations Unleashes Its Latest
Weapon in the Fight Against Fugitive War Crimes Suspects -Rule 61, Brian T. Hildreth * 130.
Copyright (c) 1998 Northwestern School of Law Lewis & Clark College International Legal Perspectives, Spring,
1998, 10 Int'l Legal Persp. 111, 29927 words, ON THE ROAD TO DISASTER: THE RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED AND THE INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL FOR THE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA, Scott T. Johnson* 131. Copyright
(c) 1998 ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law, Spring,
1998, 4 ILSA J Int'l & Comp L 535, 17497 words, ARTICLE: International Law and Abolition of the Death Penalty: Recent
Developments, William A. Schabas * 132. Copyright (c) 1998 University
of Texas at Austin School of Law Publications, Inc. Texas International Law Journal, Spring, 1998, 33 Tex. Int'l L.J.
237, 12334 words, ARTICLE: The Schizophrenias of International Criminal Law, Steven R. Ratner * 133.
Copyright (c) 1998 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law,
July, 1998, 92 A.J.I.L. 462, 4095 words, EDITORIAL COMMENT: WAR CRIMES LAW COMES OF AGE, THEODOR
MERON * 134. Copyright (c) 1998 Pace University School of Law Pace International
Law Review, Summer, 1998, 10 Pace Int'l L. Rev. 203, 11929 words, BLAINE SLOAN LECTURE: INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS:
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(c) 1998 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, July, 1998, 92 A.J.I.L.
548, 5915 words, CURRENT DEVELOPMENT: THE SIXTH SESSION OF THE UN PREPARATORY COMMITTEE ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT, CHRISTOPHER KEITH HALL * 136. Copyright (c) 1998 The American
Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, July, 1998, 92 A.J.I.L. 568,
5404 words, CURRENT DEVELOPMENT: THE WORK OF THE SIXTH COMMITTEE AT THE FIFTYSECOND SESSION OF THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
VIRGINIA MORRIS AND M.-CHRISTIANE BOURLOYANNIS VRAII AS * 137. Copyright
(c) 1998 The Yale Journal of International Law, Inc. The Yale Journal of International Law, Summer, 1998, 23 Yale J. Int'l
L. 383, 25801 words, ARTICLE: Primacy or Complementarity: Reconciling the Jurisdiction of National Courts and International
Criminal Tribunals, Bartram S. Brown + 138. Copyright (c) 1998 The American
Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, July, 1998, 92 A.J.I.L. 590,
2068 words, BOOK REVIEW AND NOTE: Balkan Justice: The Story behind the First International War Crimes Trial since Nuremberg.
By Michael P. Scharf, MAHNOUSH H. ARSANJANI, United Nations 139. Copyright
(c) 1998 Denver Journal of International Law and Policy Denver Journal of International Law and Policy, Summer, 1998,
26 Denv. J. Int'l L. & Pol'y 591, 15388 words, ARTICLE: Redressing Impunity for Human Rights Violations: The Universal
Declaration and the Search for Accountability, Christopher C. Joyner * 140. Copyright
(c) 1998 University of Detroit Mercy Law Review University of Detroit Mercy Law Review, Summer, 1998, 75 U.
Det. Mercy L. Rev. 667, 5005 words, ARTICLE: Why and How Saddam Must Be Punished: A Jurisprudential/Philosoph-ic Explanation,
Prof. Louis Rene Beres * 141. Copyright (c) 1998 National Association
of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Inc. The Champion, August, 1998, 22 Champion 48, COLUMN: REVIEWS IN REVIEW: PERMANENT INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT, by Ellen S. Podgor 142. Copyright (c) 1998 ILSA Journal
of International & Comparative Law ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law, Fall, 1998, 5 ILSA J Int'l
& Comp L 139, 15945 words, NOTE: THE PERMANENT INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: AN EXAMINATION OF THE STATUTORY DEBATE, Michael
Bachrach * Copyright (c) 1998 New York University School of Law New York University Journal of International
Law and Politics, Fall, 1998, 31 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. & Pol. 197, 710 words, BOOK ANNOTATION: The Practice of the International
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Law Association Virginia Journal of International Law, Fall, 1998, 39 Va. J. Int'l L. 135, 11397 words, ARTICLE: The U.N.'s
International Criminal Tribunal, Is It Justice or Jingoism for Rwanda? A Call for Transformation, Todd Howland * & William
Calathes ** Copyright (c) 1998 Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems Transnational Law &
Contemporary Problems, Fall, 1998, 8 Transnat'l L. & Contemp. Probs. 199, 25968 words, INTRODUCTION TO THE SYMPOSIUM:
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Copyright (c) 1998 Hastings College of the Law Hastings International and Comparative Law Review, Fall, 1998, 22
Hastings Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 1, 18955 words, ARTICLE: Velvet Glove and Iron Fist: A New Paradigm for the Permanent
War Crimes Court, By David S. Bloch* and Elon Weinstein** 147. Copyright
(c) 1998 Wayne State University Law School The Wayne Law Review, Fall, 1998, 44 Wayne L. Rev. 1281, 7359 words, SYMPOSIUM:
FOREWORD: THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PENAL LAW AND THE PROBLEM OF ORGANIZED CRIME, Edward M. Wise + Copyright
(c) 1998 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, November, 1998, 22 Fordham Int'l L.J. 154,
11679 words, COMMENT: WOMEN, WAR, AND WORDS: THE GENDER COMPONENT IN THE PERMANENT INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT'S
DEFINITION OF CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, Brook Sari Moshan * Copyright (c) 1998 Fordham University
School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, November, 1998, 22 Fordham Int'l L.J. 122, 12206 words, ESSAY: WAGING
WAR AGAINST THE WORLD: THE NEED TO MOVE FROM WAR CRIMES TO ENVIRONMENTAL CRIMES, Mark A. Drumbl * 150.
Copyright (c) 1998 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, December,
1998, 22 Fordham Int'l L.J. 457, 23433 words, ARTICLE: DEFINING CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY IN THE ROME STATUTE OF THE INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT, Phyllis Hwang * 151. Copyright (c) 1998 Fordham University
School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, December, 1998, 22 Fordham Int'l L.J. 229, 2333 words, INTRODUCTION:
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152. Copyright (c) 1999 New York Law School Journal of Human Rights New York Law School
Journal of Human Rights, Winter, 1999, 15 N.Y.L. Sch. J. Hum. Rts. 241, 16855 words, 1998 OTTO L. WALTER LECTURE INTERNATIONAL
HUMAN RIGHTS AT CENTURY'S END JUSTICE RICHARD GOLDSTONE, Dean Harry Wellington * Copyright (c)
1999 Cornell International Law Journal Cornell International Law Journal, 1999, 32 Cornell Int'l L.J. 431, 2037 words,
SYMPOSIUM: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: CONSENSUS AND DEBATE ON THE INTERNATIONAL ADJUDICATION OF GENOCIDE. CRIMES
AGAINST HUMANITY, WAR CRIMES, AND AG GRESSION Introduction Copyright
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(c) 1999 Saint Louis University School of Law Saint Louis-Warsaw Transatlantic Law Journal, 1999, 1999 St. Louis-Warsaw Trans'l
55, 8013 words, ARTICLE: The International Criminal Court in Historical Context*, M. Cherif Bassiouni**
156. Copyright (c) 1999 by the Case Western Reserve University School of Law Case Western
Reserve Journal of International Law, Winter, 1999, 31 Case W. Res. J. Int'l L. 47, 18588 words, ARTICLE: From Nuremberg
to Rome: A Step Backward for U.S. Foreign Policy, Henry T. King * and Theodore C. Theofrastous ** 157.
Copyright (c) 1999 Suffolk Transnational Law Review Suffolk Transnational Law Review, Winter, 1999,
23 Suffolk Transnat'l L. Rev. 327, 7619 words, NOTE: The International Criminal Court: The Nations of the World must not
Give in to All of the United States Demands if the Court is to be a Strong, Independent, International Organ, Sheryl Grant
Copyright (c) 1999 Hofstra Law & Policy Symposium Hofstra Law & Policy Symposium, 1999,
3 Hofstra L. & Pol'y Symp. 233, 22126 words, ARTICLE: STATUS REPORT ON THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, David Stoelting
* 159. Copyright (c) 1999 Saint Louis University School of Law Saint Louis-Warsaw
Transatlantic Law Journal, 1999, 1999 St. Louis-Warsaw Trans'l 151, 17329 words, ARTICLE: Aggression as a Core Crime in
the Rome Statute Establishing an International Criminal Court, Linda Jane Springrose* 160.
Copyright (c) 1999 Columbia Journal of Transnational Law Association, Inc. Columbia Journal of Transnational
Law, 1999, 37 Colum. J. Transnat'l L. 661, 2007 words, TRIBUTE: Telford Taylor: Pioneer of International Criminal Law,
Benjamin B. Ferencz * 161. Copyright (c) 1999 Virginia Environmental Law
Journal Association Virginia Environmental Law Journal, 1999, 18 Va. Envtl. L.J. 217, 12013 words, NOTE: PROSPECTS FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY IN THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Peter Sharp * 162. Copyright
(c) 1999 Brooklyn Law School Brooklyn Journal of International Law, 1999, 24 Brooklyn J. Int'l L. 763, 16594 words, NOTE:
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(c) 1999 Cornell International Law Journal Cornell International Law Journal, 1999, 32 Cornell Int'l L.J. 443, 11879 words,
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165. Copyright (c) 1999 Cornell International Law Journal Cornell International
Law Journal, 1999, 32 Cornell Int'l L.J. 471, 2660 words, SYMPOSIUM: Issues Facing the International Criminal Court's
Preparatory Commission, Richard Dicker * 166. Copyright (c) 1999 Naval
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Commander Gregory P. Noone, JAGC, U.S. Navy and Douglas William Moore * 167. Copyright
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Copyright (c) 1999 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, January, 1999,
93 A.J.I.L. 12, 6362 words, DEVELOPMENTS IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW: The United States and the
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(c) 1999 University of Windsor Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice, 1999, 17 Windsor Y.B. Access Just. 207, 8147 words,
DISCUSSION: The Need for an Independent and Effective Prosecutor in the Permanent International Criminal Court, by Justice
Louise Arbour * 170. Copyright (c) 1999 Cornell International Law Journal
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Criminal Court, David J. Scheffer * 171. Copyright (c) 1999 Cornell International
Law Journal Cornell International Law Journal, 1999, 32 Cornell Int'l L.J. 489, 4294 words, SYMPOSIUM: Politics by Other
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Washington College of Law, American University American University International Law Review, 1999, 14 Am. U. Int'l L.
Rev. 805, 13171 words, COMMENT: Slaying the Monster: Why the United States Should Not Support the Rome Treaty, Cara Levy Rodriguez
* Copyright (c) 1999 Cleveland State University Cleveland State Law Review, 1999, 47 Clev. St. L. Rev. 473, 4978 words, THE
SEVENTIETH CLEVELAND-MARSHALL FUND LECTURE: International Jurisdiction and Prosecutorial Crimes, Richard J. Goldstone n1
Copyright (c) 1999 Columbia Journal of Transnational Law Association, Inc. Columbia Journal of Transnational Law,
1999, 37 Colum. J. Transnat'l L. 1003, 5931 words, BOOK REVIEW: Accounting for Accountability Ratner, Steven R. and Jason
S. Abrams. Accountability for Human Rights Atrocities in International Law. New York: Oxford, 1997.
Pp. 368. $ 95.00., Jose E. Alvarez * 176. Copyright (c) 1999 Cornell International
Law Journal Cornell International Law Journal, 1999, 32 Cornell Int'l L.J. 535, 3648 words, SYMPOSIUM: The United States
and the International Criminal Court: Achieving a Wider Consensus Through the "Ithaca Package", Ruth Wedgwood *
177. Copyright (c) 1999 The American Society of International Law American
Journal of International Law, January, 1999, 93 A.J.I.L. 1, 1028 words, DEVELOPMENTS IN INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL LAW: Foreword, The Editors in Chief 178. Copyright (c) 1999 Washington
University Washington University Journal of Law & Policy, 1999, 1 Wash. U. J.L. & Pol'y 13, 5641 words, ACCESS
TO JUSTICE: The Prosecution of International Crimes: Prospects and Pitfalls, Justice Louise Arbour * 179.
Copyright (c) 1999 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law,
January, 1999, 93 A.J.I.L. 22, 14175 words, DEVELOPMENTS IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW: The Rome
Statute of the International Criminal Court, Mahnoush H. Arsanjani * 180. Copyright
(c) 1999 University of Maine School of Law Maine Law Review, 1999, 51 Me. L. Rev. 297, 27756 words, ARTICLE: Litigating
Genocide: A Consideration of the International Criminal Court in Light of the German Jews' Legal Response to Nazi
Persecution, 1933-1941, Jody M. Prescott * 181. Copyright (c) 1999 University
of Michigan Law School Michigan Journal of International Law, Winter, 1999, 20 Mich. J. Int'l L. 337, 31019 words, ARTICLE:
GROTIUS REPUDIATED: THE AMERICAN: OBJECTIONS TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AND THE COMMITMENT TO INTERNATIONAL
LAW, Marcella David * 182. Copyright (c) 1999 Cornell International Law
Journal Cornell International Law Journal, 1999, 32 Cornell Int'l L.J. 437, 2591 words, SYMPOSIUM: KEYNOTE ADDRESS, Philippe
Kirsch * Copyright (c) 1999 Virginia Journal of International Law Association Virginia Journal of
International Law Association, Winter, 1999, 39 Va. J. Int'l L. 425, 16816 words, ARTICLE: Genocide and the Duty to Extradite
or Prosecute: Why the United States is in Breach of Its International Obligations, Lee A. Steven * Copyright
(c) 1999 Cornell International Law Journal Cornell International Law Journal, 1999, 32 Cornell Int'l L.J. 499, 3769 words,
SYMPOSIUM: The Position of Switzerland with Respect to the ICC Statute and in Particular the Elements of Crimes *, Didier
Pfirter ** Copyright (c) 1999 Washington College of Law, American University American University
International Law Review, 1999, 14 Am. U. Int'l L. Rev. 1025, 33618 words, ARTICLE: Dispute Settlement Under The NAFTA
and the WTO: Choice of Forum Opportunities and Risks for the NAFTA Parties, David A. Gantz * Copyright
(c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 97, 8848 words,
SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: FROM THE HAGUE
TO ROME AND BACK AGAIN, Leila Nadya Sadat * 187. Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan
State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 97, 8848 words, SYMPOSIUM ISSUE:
THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: FROM THE HAGUE TO ROME AND BACK
AGAIN, Leila Nadya Sadat * Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL Journal of International
Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 139, 5051 words, SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: LIMITATIONS
ON THE PROSECUTION OF INTERNATIONAL TERRORISTS BY THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, William F. Wright *
Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l
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TERRORISTS BY THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, William F. Wright * 190. Copyright
(c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 91, 2311 words,
SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: THE ROME STATUTE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: HOW THE PAST
SHAPES THE FUTURE, Michael G. Schechter * 191. Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan
State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 91, 2311 words, SYMPOSIUM ISSUE:
THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: THE ROME STATUTE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: HOW THE PAST SHAPES THE FUTURE,
Michael G. Schechter * 192. Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL
Journal of International Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 15, 2286 words, SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
COURT: COMPARING AND CONTRASTING THE VIEWS OF A CANADIAN AND AN AMERICAN MEMBER OF THEIR DELEGATIONS TO THE INTERNATIONAL
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ISSUE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: COMPARING AND CONTRASTING THE VIEWS OF A CANADIAN AND AN AMERICAN MEMBER OF THEIR
DELEGATIONS TO THE INTERNA TIONAL CRIMINAL COURT PLENIPOTENTIARY (ROME) CONFERENCE,
Dorean Marguerite Koenig * Copyright (c) 1999 The Regents of the University of California U.C. Davis
Journal of International Law & Policy, Spring, 1999, 5 U.C. Davis J. Int'l L. & Pol'y 181, 7875 words, SYMPOSIUM:
Contribution of the Rome Diplomatic Conference for the Establishment of the ICC to the Development of International Criminal
Law, Michael Plachta* Copyright (c) 1999 American Criminal Law Review American Criminal Law Review,
Spring, 1999, 36 Am. Crim. L. Rev. 223, 22333 words, PANEL DISCUSSION: ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN LAW SCHOOLS PANEL ON THE INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT 196. Copyright (c) 1999 The Regents of the University of
California U.C. Davis Journal of International Law & Policy, Spring, 1999, 5 U.C. Davis J. Int'l L. & Pol'y
147, 14476 words, SYMPOSIUM: "Complementarity" as a Catalyst for Comprehensive Domestic Penal Legislation,
Katherine L. Doherty* and Timothy L.H. McCormack** 197. Copyright (c)
1999 The Regents of the University of California U.C. Davis Journal of International Law & Policy, Spring, 1999, 5 U.C.
Davis J. Int'l L. & Pol'y 133, 6169 words, SYMPOSIUM: "Throwing a Little Remembering on the Past": The
International Criminal Court and the Politics of Sovereignty, Gerry J. Simpson* Copyright (c) 1999
The Regents of the University of California U.C. Davis Journal of International Law & Policy, Spring, 1999, 5 U.C. Davis
J. Int'l L. & Pol'y 199, 8707 words, SYMPOSIUM: War Crime Issues Before the Rome Diplomatic Conference on
the Establishment of an International Criminal Court, Thomas Graditzky* 199. Copyright
(c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 47, 18571 words,
SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: THE PRECONDITIONS TO THE EXERCISE OF THE JURISDICTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT: WITH FOCUS ON ARTICLE 12 OF THE ROME STATUTE, Young Sok Kim * 200.
Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l
L. 47, 18571 words, SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: THE PRECONDITIONS TO THE EXERCISE OF THE JURISDICTION
OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: WITH FOCUS ON ARTICLE 12 OF THE ROME STATUTE, Young Sok Kim * 201.
Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL
J. Int'l L. 151, 29961 words, SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: BUILDING UPON A FOUNDATION OF SAND:
A COMMENTARY ON THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT TREATY CONFERENCE, Marcus R. Mumford * Copyright
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(c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 1, 2952 words,
SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: AMERICA'S STAKE IN PEACE, SECURITY AND JUSTICE, Ambassador David
Scheffer * Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring,
1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 1, 2952 words, SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: AMERICA'S STAKE IN PEACE,
SECURITY AND JUSTICE, Ambassador David Scheffer * 205. Copyright
(c) 1999 President and Fellows of Harvard College Harvard Human Rights Journal, Spring, 1999, 12 Harv. Hum. Rts. J. 1, 30577
words, ARTICLE: Civil Liability for the Commission of International Crimes as an Alternative to Criminal Prosecution, John
F. Murphy * 206. Copyright (c) 1999 Columbia Human Rights Law Review Columbia
Human Rights Law Review, Spring, 1999, 30 Colum. Human Rights L. Rev. 285, 8140 words, SYMPOSIUM IN CELEBRATION OF THE FIFTIETH
ANNIVERSARY OF THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS: The Universal and the Particular in International Criminal Justice,
by Ruti Teitel* Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring,
1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 21, 11709 words, SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: CASE STUDIES "RIPE"
FOR THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS FOR THE PINOCHET, OCALAN, AND LIBYAN BOMBER TRIALS, Michael J.
Kelly * 208. Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL Journal
of International Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 21, 11709 words, SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
COURT: CASE STUDIES "RIPE" FOR THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS FOR THE PINOCHET, OCALAN,
AND LIBYAN BOMBER TRIALS, Michael J. Kelly * 209. Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan
State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 227, 14196 words, TREATY: ROME
STATUTE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT n1 210. Copyright (c) 1999
Michigan State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 227, 14196 words, TREATY:
ROME STATUTE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT n1 Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL
Journal of International Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 9, 2067 words, SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
COURT: THE CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE ON THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Darryl Robinson * Copyright
(c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 9, 2067 words,
SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: THE CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE ON THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Darryl Robinson
* Copyright (c) 1999 The Regents of the University of California U.C. Davis Journal of International
Law & Policy, Spring, 1999, 5 U.C. Davis J. Int'l L. & Pol'y 119, 6575 words, SYMPOSIUM: The International
Criminal Court, Maria Rita Saulle* Copyright (c) 1999 The American Society of International Law
American Journal of International Law, April, 1999, 93 A.J.I.L. 452, 8076 words,
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Progress in International Criminal Law?, Jonathan I. Charney 215.
Copyright (c) 1999 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, April, 1999,
93 A.J.I.L. 316, 10888 words, SYMPOSIUM ON METHOD IN INTERNATIONAL LAW: Policy-Oriented Jurisprudence
and Human Rights Abuses in Internal Conflict: Toward a World Public Order of Human Dignity, Siegfried Wiessner and Andrew
R. Willard * and Edited by Steven R. Ratner and Anne-Marie Slaughter Copyright (c) 1999 ILSA Journal
of International & Comparative Law ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law, Spring, 1999, 5 ILSA J Int'l
& Comp L 351, 5721 words, ARTICLE: RWANDAN JUSTICE AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Madeline H. Morris *
Copyright (c) 1999 Whittier Law Review Whittier Law Review, Spring, 1999, 20 Whittier L. Rev. 677, 27127 words,
NOTE AND COMMENT: The Tadic War Crimes Trial: The First Criminal Conviction Since Nuremberg Exposes the Need for a Permanent
War Crimes Tribunal, Deborah L. Ungar * 218. Copyright (c) 1999 The Regents
of the University of California U.C. Davis Journal of International Law & Policy, Spring, 1999, 5 U.C. Davis J. Int'l
L. & Pol'y 111, 3566 words, SYMPOSIUM: New Court Offers New Torture Definition and New Hope for Victims, Bernard F.
Hamilton* 219. Copyright (c) 1999 Georgetown Immigration Law Journal Georgetown
Immigration Law Journal, Spring, 1999, 13 Geo. Immigr. L.J. 383, 15166 words, NOTE: JOURNEY OVER "STRANGE GROUND":
FROM DEMJANJUK TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT REGIME *, JOHN WILLIAM HEATH, JR. ** 220.
Copyright (c) 1999 New York University School of Law New York University Journal of International
Law and Politics, Winter / Spring, 1999, 31 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. & Pol. 535, 31237 words, NOTE: ENSURING A FAIR TRIAL
IN THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: STATUTORY INTERPRETATION AND THE IMPERMISSIBILITY OF DEROGATION, Sara Stapleton
* Copyright (c) 1999 National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Inc. The Champion, May, 1999,
23 Champion 31, COLUMN: INFORMAL OPINION, By Diane Marie Amann Copyright (c) 1999 The Maryland Journal
of International Law & Trade The Maryland Journal of International Law & Trade, Spring / Summer, 1999, 23 Md. J. Int'l
L. & Trade 15, 24420 words, ARTICLE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL FOR THE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA: DEFINING THE
OFFENSES, Walter Gary Sharp, Sr.* Copyright (c) 1999 Hofstra Law Review Hofstra Law Review, Summer,
1999, 27 Hofstra L. Rev. 927, 24336 words, NOTE: THE PURSUIT OF JUSTICE AND ACCOUNTABILITY: WHY THE UNITED STATES SHOULD SUPPORT
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Gerard E. O'Connor * Copyright (c) 1999
Connecticut Journal of International Law Connecticut Journal of International Law, Summer, 1999, 14 Conn. J. Int'l L.
1, 5913 words, ELIHU BURRITT LECTURES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW LECTURE: THE FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL ADJUDICATION, Philippe J.
Sands * 225. Copyright (c) 1999 New York University School of Law New
York University Journal of International Law and Politics, Summer, 1999, 31 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. & Pol. 855, 11595 words,
ARTICLE: U.S. OBJECTIONS TO THE STATUTE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: A BRIEF RESPONSE, Bartram S. Brown *
Copyright (c) 1999 Regents of the University of California UCLA Journal of International Law and Foreign Affairs,
Spring / Summer, 1999, 4 UCLA J. Int'l L. & For. Aff. 1, 20848 words, ARTICLE: POLITICS, INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE, AND
THE UNITED STATES: TOWARD A PERMANENT INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Giulio M. Gallarotti and Arik Y. Preis*
Copyright (c) 1999 Suffolk Transnational Law Review Suffolk Transnational Law Review, Summer, 1999, 22 Suffolk
Transnat'l L. Rev. 461, 7229 words, SPEAKER SERIES: Creating a Statute for the International Criminal Court: A Jurisdictional
Quandary, Professor Roger S. Clark* 228. Copyright (c) 1999 Connecticut
Journal of International Law Connecticut Journal of International Law, Summer, 1999, 14 Conn. J. Int'l L. 315, 6107 words,
INDEX: SUBJECT INDEX TO COMPENDIUM 229. Copyright (c) 1999 The American
Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, July, 1999, 93 A.J.I.L. 722,
6632 words, CURRENT DEVELOPMENT: The Work of the Sixth Committee at the Fifty-Third Session of the Un General Assembly, Virginia
Morris and M.-Christiane Bourloyannis-Vrailas * 230. Copyright (c) 1999
The Maryland Journal of International Law & Trade The Maryland Journal of International Law & Trade, Spring / Summer,
1999, 23 Md. J. Int'l L. & Trade 1, 6143 words, ARTICLE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL FOREWORD: DETERRENCE
OF WAR CRIMES IN THE 21ST CENTURY, Ambassador David J. Scheffer* Copyright (c) 1999 New York University
School of Law New York University Journal of International Law and Politics, Summer, 1999, 31 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. &
Pol. 679, 7067 words, FOREWORD: IS THE PROLIFERATION OF INTERNATIONAL COURTS AND TRIBUNALS A SYSTEMIC PROBLEM?, Benedict
Kingsbury * Copyright (c) 1999 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International
Law, July, 1999, 93 A.J.I.L. 573, 17627 words, ARTICLE: The Contemporary Law of Superior
Responsibility, By Ilias Bantekas * Copyright (c) 1999 Kentucky College of Law Kentucky Law Journal,
Summer, 1999 / Summer, 2000, 88 Ky. L.J. 957, 4088 words, ESSAY: THE INTERNET AND PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW: Cyber-Nations
, By Ruth Wedgwood* Copyright (c) 1999 The Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law,
Inc. Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law, Fall, 1999, 28 Ga. J. Int'l & Comp. L. 83, 14252 words,
NOTE: Ratify or Reject: Examining the United States' Opposition to the International Criminal Court, Matthew A. Barrett
* 235. Copyright (c) 1999 Pace University School of Law Pace International
Law Review, Fall, 1999, 11 Pace Int'l L. Rev. 361, 6166 words, ARTICLE: THE NEGOTIATION OF THE ROME STATUTE FOR THE INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT AND INTERNATIONAL LAWMAKING IN THE 21st CENTURY, John Washburn n1 236.
Copyright (c) 1999 Hastings College of the Law Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly, Fall, 1999, 27 Hastings Const.
L.Q. 181, 10051 words, NOTE: Global Responsibility and the United States: The Constitutionality of the International Criminal
Court, By Shannon K. Supple * Copyright (c) 1999 Temple International and Comparative Law Journal
Temple International and Comparative Law Journal, Fall, 1999, 13 Temp. Int'l & Comp. L.J. 311, 23150 words, NOTES
& COMMENTS: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: AN ARGUMENT TO EXTEND ITS JURISDICTION TO TERRORISM AND A DISMISSAL OF U.S.
OBJECTIONS, Todd M. Sailer 238. Copyright (c) 1999 University of
Detroit Mercy Law Review University of Detroit Mercy Law Review, Fall, 1999, 77 U. Det. Mercy L. Rev. 155, 27089 words, NOTE:
FROM NUREMBERG TO ROME: ESTABLISHING AN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AND THE NEED FOR U.S. PARTICIPATION, Peggy E. Rancilio
239. Copyright (c) 1999 Pace University School of Law Pace International
Law Review, Fall, 1999, 11 Pace Int'l L. Rev. 341, 7344 words, ARTICLE: CAN AGGRESSION BE DETERRED BY LAW?, Benjamin B.
Ferencz 240. Copyright (c) 1999 Pace University School of Law Pace International
Law Review, Fall, 1999, 11 Pace Int'l L. Rev. 419, 12218 words, COMMENT: EXTRADITION AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT:
THE FUTURE OF THE POLITICAL OFFENSE DOCTRINE, Christine E. Cervasio Copyright (c) 1999 Washburn
Law Journal Washburn Law Journal, Fall, 1999, 39 Washburn L.J. 80, 13515 words, NOTE:ZWhy the United States Should Be Wary
of the International Criminal Court: Concerns Over Sovereignty and Constitutional Guarantees, Kristafer Ailslieger
242. Copyright (c) 1999 Pace University School of Law Pace International Law Review,
Fall, 1999, 11 Pace Int'l L. Rev. 447, 18331 words, COMMENT: FROM THE FURIES OF NANKING TO THE
EUMENIDES OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT; THE EVOLUTION OF SEXUAL ASSAULTS AS INTERNATIONAL CRIMES n1, Samantha I. Ryan
Copyright (c) 1999 Washburn Law Journal Washburn Law Journal, Fall, 1999, 39 Washburn L.J. 80, 16026
words, NOTE: Why the United States Should Be Wary of the International Criminal Court: Concerns Over Sovereignty and Constitutional
Guarantees, Kristafer Ailslieger Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL Journal of International
Law, Fall, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 595, 23111 words, ARTICLE: THE VIABILITY OF NATIONAL AMNESTIES IN VIEW OF THE INCREASING
RECOGNITION OF INDIVIDUAL CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY AT INTERNATIONAL LAW , Dr. Kristin Henrard* 245.
Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Fall, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL
J. Int'l L. 595, 23111 words, ARTICLE: THE VIABILITY OF NATIONAL AMNESTIES IN VIEW OF THE INCREASING RECOGNITION
OF INDIVIDUAL CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY AT INTERNATIONAL LAW , Dr. Kristin Henrard* Copyright (c)
1999 Pace University School of Law Pace International Law Review, Fall, 1999, 11 Pace Int'l L. Rev. 319, 8760 words, BLAINE
SLOAN LECTURE: WAR CRIMES AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, David J. Scheffer + Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan
State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Fall, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 701, 29340 words, ARTICLE: EXPUNGING
THE GHOST OF IMPUNITY FOR SEVERE AND GROSS VIOLATIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE COMMISSION OF DELICTI JUS GENTIUM: A CASE FOR
THE DOMESTICATION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A STRONG PERMANENT INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
, George William Mugwanya* 248. Copyright (c) 1999 Michigan State University-DCL
Journal of International Law, Fall, 1999, 8 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 701, 29340 words, ARTICLE: EXPUNGING THE GHOST OF IMPUNITY
FOR SEVERE AND GROSS VIOLATIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE COMMISSION OF DELICTI JUS GENTIUM: A CASE FOR THE DOMESTICATION OF
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A STRONG PERMANENT INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT , George William
Mugwanya* 249. Copyright (c) 1999 The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs
The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs, Fall, 1999, 23 Fletcher F. World Aff. 139, 5592 words, ISSUES & POLICY: A Critical
View of the Proposed International Criminal Court, Alfred P. Rubin 250. Copyright
(c) 1999 Case Western Reserve Law Review Case Western Reserve University, Fall, 1999, 50 Case W. Res. 127, 27853 words, NOTE:
NOWHERE TO RUN, NOWHERE TO HIDE: AUGUSTO PINOCHET, UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION, THE ICC, AND A WAKE-UP CALL FOR FORMER HEADS
OF SATE, Jamison G. White + 251. Copyright (c) 1999 Melbourne University
Law Review Association, Inc. Melbourne University Law Review, December, 1999, 23 Melbourne U. L.R.
635, 17249 words, ARTICLE: JURISDICTIONAL ASPECTS OF THE ROME STATUTE FOR THE NEW INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, TIMOTHY L
H McCORMACK * AND SUE ROBERTSON + Copyright (c) 1999 Loyola of Los Angeles International & Comparative
Law Review Loyola of Los Angeles International & Comparative Law Review, December, 1999, 22 Loy. L.A. Int'l &
Comp. L. Rev. 207, 25292 words, COMMENT: Israel Rejects Its Own Offspring: The International Criminal Court, Ayelet Levy*
Copyright (c) 1999 Duke Law Journal Duke Law Journal, December, 1999, 49 Duke L.J. 825, 11258 words,
NOTE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: ASSESSING THE JURISDICTIONAL LOOPHOLES IN THE ROME STATUTE, Melissa K. Marler
254. Copyright (c) 1999 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International
Law Journal, December, 1999, 23 Fordham Int'l L.J. 404, 4304 words, ESSAY: FROM NUREMBERG TO ROME AND BEYOND: THE FIGHT
AGAINST GENOCIDE, WAR CRIMES, AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, Dieter Kastrup * Copyright (c) 1999
Fordham University School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, December, 1999, 23 Fordham Int'l L.J. 378, 7651 words,
ESSAY: THE ICC'S NEW LEGAL LANDSCAPE: THE NEED TO EXPAND U.S. DOMESTIC JURISDICTION TO PROSECUTE GENOCIDE, WAR CRIMES,
AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, Douglass Cassel * Copyright (c) 1999 Fordham University School
of Law Fordham International Law Journal, December, 1999, 23 Fordham Int'l L.J. 286, 31843 words, ARTICLE: PROSECUTION
AND PUNISHMENT OF THE CRIME OF GENOCIDE, Johan D. van der Vyver * 257. Copyright
(c) 1999 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, December, 1999, 23 Fordham Int'l L.J. 473,
7342 words, ESSAY: ATROCITIES, DETERRENCE, AND THE LIMITS OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE, David Wippman * 258.
Copyright (c) 1999 The Columbia Law Review Columbia Law Review, December, 1999, 99 Colum. L. Rev.
2259, 17103 words, NOTE: RETHINKING GENOCIDAL INTENT: THE CASE FOR A KNOWLEDGE-BASED INTERPRETATION, Alexander K.A. Greenawalt
259. Copyright (c) 1999 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International
Law Journal, December, 1999, 23 Fordham Int'l L.J. 275, 3932 words, DEDICATED TO THE UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION FOR
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2332 words, ESSAY: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS AND STANDARDS, Jeremy Greenstock * Copyright (c) 2000
DePaul International Law Journal DePaul International Law Journal, Winter, 2000, 4 DePaul Int'l L.J. 135, 14821 words,
ARTICLE AND ESSAY: Establishing an International Criminal Court: Will it Work?, Cheryl K. Moralez * Copyright
(c) 2000 New York Law School New York Law Journal of International & Comparative Law, 2000, 19 N.Y.L. Sch. J. Int'l
& Comp. L. 413, 14086 words, ARTICLE: Defining Substantive Crimes Within the Subject Matter Jurisdiction of the International
Criminal Court: What Is the Crime of Aggression?, Grant M. Dawson * Copyright (c) 2000 American
Criminal Law Review American Criminal Law Review, Winter, 2000, 37 Am. Crim. L. Rev. 75, 14437 words, NOTE: A GLOBAL WAR ON
DRUGS: WHY THE UNITED STATES SHOULD SUPPORT THE PROSECUTION OF DRUG TRAFFICKERS IN THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT,
Molly McConville * 264. Copyright (c) 2000 New York Law School New York
Law Journal of International & Comparative Law, 2000, 20 N.Y.L. Sch. J. Int'l & Comp. L. 137, 8401 words, COMMENT:
The International Criminal Court: Far from Perfect, Brian D. Keatts Copyright (c) 2000 Iowa University
Iowa Law Review, January, 2000, 85 Iowa L. Rev. 697, 19836 words, NOTE: The International Criminal Court: Does the Constitution
Preclude Its Ratification by the United States?, Scott W. Andreasen * Copyright (c) 2000 Wayne State
University Law School The Wayne Law Review, Winter, 2000, 46 Wayne L. Rev. 2043, 9190 words, NOTE: U.S. OPPOSITION TO THE
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: OUTSIDE THE REALM OF RESPONSIBILITY , Shawn K. Ohl 267.
Copyright (c) 2000 University of Hawai'i Law Review University of Hawai'i Law Review, Winter, 2000, 23
Hawaii L. Rev. 277, 15664 words, COMMENT: The United States and the International Criminal Court: Legal Potential for Non-Party
State Jurisdiction, Seth Harris n237 268. Copyright (c) 2000 Pepperdine
University School of Law Pepperdine Law Review, 2000, 27 Pepp. L. Rev. 299, 14536 words, COMMENT: Human "Wrongs"?:
The U.S. Takes an Unpopular Stance in Opposing a Strong International Criminal Court, Gaining Unlikely Allies in the Process,
Tomas A. Kuehn 269. Copyright (c) 2000 The Vanderbilt University School
of Law Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law, January, 2000, 33 Vand. J. Transnat'l L. 1, 5901 words, COMMENTARY: The
Reach of ICC Jurisdiction Over Non-Signatory Nationals, Jordan J. Paust * Copyright (c) 2000 The
American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, January, 2000, 94 A.J.I.L.
218, 2914 words, BOOK REVIEW AND NOTE: The International Criminal Court: The Making of the Rome Statute --Issues, Negotiations,
Results. Edited by Roy S. Lee, Benjamin B. Ferencz, A former Nuremberg war crimes prosecutor, Edited by Richard B. Bilder
Copyright (c) 2000 Columbia Journal of Transnational Law Association, Inc. Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, 2000, 39
Colum. J. Transnat'l L. 193, 9004 words, ARTICLE: It's Good to Be the King!: Prosecuting Heads of State and Former
Heads of State Under International Law, Mary Margaret Penrose* Copyright (c) 2000 United States
Air Force Academy Journal of Legal Studies USAFA Journal of Legal Studies, 2000 / 2001, 11 USAFA J. Leg. Stud. 161, 4346 words,
BOOK REVIEW: Essay: The Trial of Henry Kissinger *, Reviewed by Grant McLoone ** Copyright (c) 2000
The Yale Journal of International Law, Inc. The Yale Journal of International Law, Winter, 2000, 25 Yale J. Int'l L. 89,
27199 words, ARTICLE: Command Responsibility of Non-Military Superiors in the International Criminal Court (ICC), Greg
R. Vetter + 274. Copyright (c) 2000 San Diego International Law Journal
San Diego International Law Journal, 2000, 1 San Diego Int'l L.J. 75, 14092 words, ARTICLE: International Criminal Defence
Ethics: The Law of Professional Conduct for Defence Counsel Appearing Before International Criminal Tribunals, Michael Bohlander
* Copyright (c) 2000 Washington College of Law, American University American University International
Law Review, 2000, 15 Am. U. Int'l L. Rev. 639, 10416 words, CRITICAL ESSAY: International Tribunals and Rules of Evidence:
The Case for Respecting and Preserving the "Priest-Penitent" Privilege Under International Law, Robert John Araujo,
S.J. * Copyright (c) 2000 Cornell International Law Journal Cornell International Law Journal, 2000,
33 Cornell Int'l L.J. 159, 23884 words, NOTE: Holding Public Officials Accountable in the International Realm: A New Multi-Layered
Strategy to Combat Corruption, Brian C. Harms * 277. Copyright (c) 2000
University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review, 2000 / 2001, 9 U. Miami Int'l & Comp.
L. Rev. 165, 1539 words, THE FIRST ANNUAL LATCRIT SUMMER COLLOQUIUM: SPAIN, THE AMERICAS AND LATINO/AS: INTERNATIONAL
AND COMPARATIVE LAW IN TRIANGULAR PERSPECTIVE: IV. International Relations: Spain and Latin America: Introduction: Hispanismo
As Leverage: LatCrit Questions Spain's Motives, Angie L. Pad-in* 278. Copyright
(c) 2000 Washington College of Law, American University American University International Law Review, 2000, 15 Am. U. Int'l
L. Rev. 1211, 7754 words, THE SECOND ANNUAL GROTIUS LECTURE:* International Law and Practice: Dealing With the Past in the
South African Experience, Professor Kader Asmal, MP** 279. Copyright (c)
2000 Georgetown Law Journal Georgetown Law Journal, March, 2000, 88 Geo. L.J. 381, 39956 words, ARTICLE: The New International
Criminal Court: An Uneasy Revolution, Leila Nadya Sadat * and S. Richard Carden ** Copyright (c)
2000 The Association of The Bar of the City of New York The Record of The Association of The Bar of the City of New York,
March/April, 2000, 55 The Record 205, ARTICLE: THE ENGLISH PATIENT OR THE SPANISH PRISONER?: REFLECTIONS ON THE PINOCHET PROSECUTION,
JURISDICTION AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, The Committee on International
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Bar of the City of New York The Record of The Association of The Bar of the City of New York, March/April, 2000, 55 The Record
264, ARTICLE: THE MINIMUM AGE OF MILITARY SERVICE IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROPOSED OPTIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD, The Committee on Military Affairs and Justice Copyright (c) 2000 New
York Law School Journal of Human Rights New York Law School Journal of Human Rights, Spring, 2000, 16 N.Y.L. Sch. J. Hum.
Rts. 505, 18673 words, PANEL: The International Criminal Court: Contemporary Perspectives and Prospects for Ratification,
Professor Ruti Teitel * 283. Copyright (c) 2000 Boston University International
Law Journal Boston University International Law Journal, Spring, 2000, 18 B.U. Int'l L.J. 85, 13191 words, NOTE: DENOUNCING
THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: AN EXAMINATION OF U.S. OBJECTIONS TO THE ROME STATUTE, John Seguin Copyright
(c) 2000 Tulane Journal of International and ComPtive Law Tulane Journal of International and ComPtive Law, Spring, 2000,
8 Tul. J. Int'l & Comp. L. 261, 8695 words, ESSAYS: The International Criminal Court: A Budget of Paradoxes*,
Edward M. Wise+ Copyright (c) 2000 Touro International Law Review Touro International Law Review,
Spring, 2000, 10 Touro Int'l L. Rev. 1, 15272 words, ARTICLE: The Future of International Criminal Law: The International
Criminal Court (ICC), Simi Singh* 286. Copyright (c) 2000 Michigan State
University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring, 2000, 9 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 197, 7936 words, THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
COURT: THE POLITICAL PROBLEMS OF HAVING IT ALL, THE PRACTICAL PROBLEMS OF HAVING TOO LITTLE , John Henry Stone*
287. Copyright (c) 2000 Michigan State University-DCL Journal of International Law, Spring,
2000, 9 MSU-DCL J. Int'l L. 197, 7936 words, THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: THE POLITICAL PROBLEMS OF HAVING IT ALL,
THE PRACTICAL PROBLEMS OF HAVING TOO LITTLE , John Henry Stone* 288. Copyright
(c) 2000 Emory University School of Law Emory International Law Review, Spring, 2000, 14 Emory Int'l L. Rev. 213, 21896
words, COMMENT: U.S. RESISTANCE TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: IS THE SWORD MIGHTIER THAN THE LAW?, Lynn Sellers Bickley*
Copyright (c) 2000 Emory University School of Law Emory International Law Review, Spring, 2000,
14 Emory Int'l L. Rev. 159, 12698 words, SYMPOSIUM: TOWARD AN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT? A DEBATE* EMORY UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF LAW ATLANTA, GEORGIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2000 6:00-7:30 P.M. 290. Copyright
(c) 2000 Emory University School of Law Emory International Law Review, Spring, 2000, 14 Emory Int'l L. Rev.
105, 15893 words, ARTICLE: A CALL TO ARMS DECLINED: THE UNITED STATES AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, by
James L. Taulbee* Copyright (c) 2000 The American Society of International Law American Journal
of International Law, April, 2000, 94 A.J.I.L. 391, 3491 words, INTERNATIONAL DECISION: Statute
of the International Criminal Court, Decision No. 98-408 DC, 1999 J.O. 1317, <http://www.conseil-constitutionnel.fr/decision/1998/98408/98408dc.htm>.
French Conseil constitutionnel, January 22, 1999, Beate Rudolf, University of Dusseldorf, Edited by Bernard H. Oxman
292. Copyright (c) 2000 University of Michigan Law School Michigan Journal
of International Law, Spring, 2000, 21 Mich. J. Int'l L. 445, 24116 words, ARTICLE: THE STATUTE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
COURT AND THIRD STATES, Gennady M. Danilenko * 293. Copyright (c) 2000
ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law, Spring, 2000, 6 ILSA
J Int'l & Comp L 305, 15815 words, INTERNATIONAL LAW WEEKEND PROCEEDINGS: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS, INTERNATIONAL
HUMANITARIAN LAW, AND ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY: CAN THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT BRIDGE THE GAPS? , Mark A. Drumbl*
294. Copyright (c) 2000 Temple International and Comparative Law Journal
Temple International and Comparative Law Journal, Spring, 2000, 14 Temp. Int'l & Comp. L.J. 209, 17015 words, NOTES
& COMMENTS: A PROPOSAL FOR DIPLOMATIC ACCOUNTABILITY USING THE JURISDICTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT:
THE DECLINE OF AN ABSOLUTE SOVEREIGN RIGHT, Joshua D. Groff 295. Copyright
(c) 2000 Emory University School of Law Emory International Law Review, Spring, 2000, 14 Emory Int'l L. Rev. 1, 35255
words, ARTICLE: PERSONAL AND TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, by Johan D. van der Vyver*
296. Copyright (c) 2000 University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law The Transnational
Lawyer, Spring, 2000, 13 Transnat'l Law. 227, 18581 words, The Vienna Convention on Consular Relations in the United States
Courts , Kelly Trainer* 297. Copyright (c) 2000 The American Society
of International Law American Journal of International Law, April, 2000, 94 A.J.I.L. 317, 11075
words, NOTE AND COMMENT: The Emerging Mental Incapacity Defense in International Criminal Law: Some Initial Questions of Implementation,
Peter Krug * 298. Copyright (c) 2000 University of Texas at Austin School
of Law Publications, Inc. Texas International Law Journal, Spring, 2000, 35 Tex. Int'l L.J. 325, 5104 words, BOOK REVIEW:
Judging War CriminalsJudging War Criminals: The Politics of International Justice, by Yves Beigbeder. Adjunct Professor, Webster
University, Geneva, Switzerland. Foreword by Professor Theo van Boven., Peter W. Murphy + 299.
Copyright (c) 2000 ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law ILSA Journal of International
& Comparative Law, Spring, 2000, 6 ILSA J Int'l & Comp L 363, 3029 words, INTERNATIONAL
LAW WEEKEND PROCEEDINGS: THE JURISDICTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT OVER NATIONALS OF NON-PARTY STATES*(Conference
Remarks) , Madeline Morris* Copyright (c) 2000 Tulane Journal of International and ComPtive Law
Tulane Journal of International and ComPtive Law, Spring, 2000, 8 Tul. J. Int'l & Comp. L. 217, 8367 words, ESSAY:
Some Key Jurisprudential Issues of the Twenty-First Century*, George C. Christie+ Copyright (c)
2000 DePaul Law Review DePaul Law Review, Summer, 2000, 49 DePaul L. Rev. 909, 6633 words, ARTICLE: CUSTOM, CODIFICATION
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302. Copyright (c) 2000 Southern California Law Review University of Southern California,
July, 2000, 73 S. Cal. L. Rev. 1171, 20391 words, Note: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: WHY THE UNITED STATES SHOULD SIGN
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the Leland Stanford Junior University Stanford Journal of International Law, Summer, 2000, 36 Stan. J Int'l L. 191,
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Falk & Andrew Strauss* Copyright (c) 2000 North Carolina Journal of International Law &
Commercial Regulation Inc. North Carolina Journal of International Law & Commercial Regulation, Summer, 2000, 25 N.C.J.
Int'l L. & Com. Reg. 551, 21640 words, ARTICLE: The Paradox of International Adjudication: Developments in the
International Criminal Tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda, the World Court, and the International Criminal Court,
Susan W. Tiefenbrun++ 305. Copyright (c) 2000 DePaul Law Review DePaul
Law Review, Summer, 2000, 49 DePaul L. Rev. 887, 1848 words, INTRODUCTION: IN THE PATH OF ST. VINCENT, Dean Teree E.
Foster 306. Copyright (c) 2000 Duke Journal of Comparative & International
Law Duke Journal of Comparative & International Law, Spring / Summer, 2000, 10 Duke J. Comp. & Int'l L. 415, 11376
words, ESSAY: THE LAW AND POLITICS OF THE PINOCHET CASE, Michael Byers* 307. Copyright
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2000, 94 A.J.I.L. 582, 5445 words, CURRENT DEVELOPMENT: The Work of the Sixth Committee at the Fifty-Fourth
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THE ELEMENTS OF CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, Simon Chesterman* 311. Copyright
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of Things to Come for International Criminal Justice, William Miller* 313. Copyright
(c) 2000 Florida Coastal Law Journal Florida Coastal Law Journal, Fall, 2000, 2 Fl. Coastal L.J. 197, 2194 words, SELECTED
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Law Association, Fall, 2000, 41 Va. J. Int'l L. 164, 9088 words, 40TH ANNIVERSARY CONFERENCE PANEL: Poor Drafting and
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Copyright (c) 2000 Virginia Journal of International Law Association Virginia Journal of International Law Association,
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the University of Wisconsin Wisconsin International Law Journal, Fall, 2000, 19 Wis. Int'l L.J. 95, 3188 words, BOOK REVIEW:
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328. Copyright (c) 2000 McGill Law Journal
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333. Copyright (c) 2001 Law and Contemporary Problems Law and Contemporary
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Clara University Santa Clara Law Review, 2001, 41 Santa Clara L. Rev. 1123, 13306 words, COMMENT: BREAKING THE SOVEREIGNTY
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Copyright (c) 2001 The Regents of the University of Wisconsin Wisconsin International Law Journal, Winter, 2001,
20 Wis. Int'l L.J. 57, 13816 words, ARTICLE: A Fresh Look at the Jurisdictional Provisions of the Statute of the International
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Young University BYU Journal of Public Law, 2001, 15 BYU J. Pub. L. 281, 10970 words, NOTE: WHICH OF THE PREPARATORY COMMISSION'S
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ROME STATUTE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT?*, Rachel Peirce Copyright (c) 2001 Suffolk Transnational Law Review Suffolk
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Law and Contemporary Problems Law and Contemporary Problems, Winter, 2001, 64 Law & Contemp. Prob. 119, 10705 words, THE
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Copyright (c) 2001 New England School of Law New England Law Review, Winter, 2001, 35 New Eng.L. Rev. 383, 4945
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346. Copyright (c) 2001 Law and Contemporary Problems Law and Contemporary
Problems, Winter, 2001, 64 Law & Contemp. Prob. 167, 7707 words, THE UNITED STATES AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT:
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347. Copyright (c) 2001 Washington University Washington University Journal of Law &
Policy, 2001, 5 Wash. U. J.L. & Pol'y 119, 3204 words, THE INSTITUTE FOR GLOBAL LEGAL STUDIES INAUGURAL COLLOQUIUM:
THE UN AND THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS: The Role of the United Nations in the Prosecution of International War Criminals,
Richard J. Goldstone* Copyright (c) 2001 The American Society of International Law American Journal
of International Law, January, 2001, 95 A.J.I.L. 120, 2292 words, ARTICLE: Editorial Comments: International
Criminal Law and the Role of Domestic Courts, Jonathan I. Charney Copyright (c) 2001 New England
School of Law New England Law Review, Winter, 2001, 35 New Eng.L. Rev. 421, 8737 words, SYMPOSIUM: UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION:
MYTHS, REALITIES, AND PROSPECTS: Empowering United States Courts to Hear Crimes Within the Jurisdiction of the International
Criminal Court, Douglass Cassel * Copyright (c) 2001 The University of Illinois University of Illinois
Law Review, 2001, 2001 U. Ill. L. Rev. 791, 30855 words, ARTICLE: THE INTERSECTION OF TWO SYSTEMS: AN AMERICAN ON TRIAL FOR
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and Contemporary Problems Law and Contemporary Problems, Winter, 2001, 64 Law & Contemp. Prob. 153, 6485 words, THE UNITED
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Stanford Junior University Stanford Journal of International Law, Winter, 2001, 37 Stan. J Int'l L. 75, 25477 words, ARTICLE:
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Copyright (c) 2001 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, January, 2001,
95 A.J.I.L. 124, 5236 words, ARTICLE: Editorial Comments: The United States and the
Statute of Rome, Monroe Leigh 354. Copyright (c) 2001 Pepperdine University
School of Law Pepperdine Law Review, 2001, 29 Pepp. L. Rev. 33, 5534 words, INTERNATIONAL LAW WEEKEND -WEST SYMPOSIUM ISSUE:
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Transnat'l L. 299, 37699 words, ARTICLE: Critical Jurisprudence and International Legal Scholarship: A Study of Equitable
Distribution, William J. Aceves* 356. Copyright (c) 2001 New England School
of Law New England Law Review, Winter, 2001, 35 New Eng.L. Rev. 233, 3461 words, SYMPOSIUM: UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION: MYTHS,
REALITIES, AND PROSPECTS: Opening Address, David Scheffer * 357. Copyright
(c) 2001 George Washington University George Washington International Law Review, 2001, 33 Geo. Wash. Int'l
L. Rev. 363, 19172 words, NOTE: INCONSISTENCY AND IMPUNITY IN INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW: CAN THE INTERNATIONAL
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for Crimes Under International Law, Bruce Broomhall * Copyright (c) 2001 New England School of Law New England Law Review,
Winter, 2001, 35 New Eng.L. Rev. 241, 11072 words, SYMPOSIUM: UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION: MYTHS, REALITIES, AND PROSPECTS: Redefining
Universal Jurisdiction, Leila Nadya Sadat * Copyright (c) 2001 New York Law School New York Law
Journal of International & Comparative Law, 2001, 21 N.Y.L. Sch. J. Int'l & Comp. L. 91, 13992 words, NOTE: The
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Yugoslavia, Jennifer L. Larkin* Copyright (c) 2001 New England School of Law New England Law Review,
Winter, 2001, 35 New Eng.L. Rev. 227, 2708 words, SYMPOSIUM: UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION: MYTHS, REALITIES, AND PROSPECTS: Foreword,
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and Contemporary Problems Law and Contemporary Problems, Winter, 2001, 64 Law & Contemp. Prob. 67, 24972 words, THE UNITED
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OF THE U.S. POSITION, Michael P. Scharf* Copyright (c) 2001 Washington University Washington University
Journal of Law & Policy, 2001, 5 Wash. U. J.L. & Pol'y 27, 2685 words, THE INSTITUTE FOR GLOBAL LEGAL STUDIES
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Copyright (c) 2001 Washington University Washington University Journal of Law & Policy, 2001,
5 Wash. U. J.L. & Pol'y 7, 3205 words, THE INSTITUTE FOR GLOBAL LEGAL STUDIES INAUGURAL COLLOQUIUM: THE UN AND THE
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(c) 2001 New England School of Law New England Law Review, Winter, 2001, 35 New Eng.L. Rev. 363, 8170 words, SYMPOSIUM: UNIVERSAL
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Law Journal, February, 2001, 46 McGill L.J. 565, 892 words, BOOK NOTE/RECENSION: O. Triffterer, ed., Commentary on the Rome
Statute of the International Criminal Court--Observers' Notes, Article by Article, Rene Provost Military Law Review, March,
2001, 167 Mil. L. Rev. 1, 7740 words, ARTICLE: Fourteenth Waldemar A. Solf Lecture in International Law n1: A Negotiator's
Perspective on the International Criminal Court, Ambassador David J. Scheffer n2 Military Law Review,
March, 2001, 167 Mil. L. Rev. 20, 21821 words, ARTICLE: Comparative Complementarity: Domestic Jurisdiction Consistent
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Law Fordham International Law Journal, March, 2001, 24 Fordham Int'l L.J. 988, 17547 words,
NOTE: TOWARDS A FUNCTIONAL INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: AN ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF A STRONG PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES AGREEMENT,
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375. Copyright (c) 2001 The Vanderbilt University School of Law Vanderbilt Journal of
Transnational Law, March, 2001, 34 Vand. J. Transnat'l L. 405, 25610 words, NOTE: A Predictive Framework for the Effectiveness
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(c) 2001 University of Richmond Law Review Association University of Richmond Law Review, March, 2001, 35 U. Rich. L. Rev.
1, 12509 words, ARTICLE: REFLECTIONS ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND CIVIL LIBERTIES IN LIGHT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM'S HUMAN RIGHTS
ACT 1998, Conor Gearty* 377. Copyright (c) 2001 North Carolina Journal
of International Law & Commercial Regulation Inc. North Carolina Journal of International Law & Commercial Regulation,
Spring, 2001, 26 N.C.J. Int'l L. & Com. Reg. 407, 24251 words, ESSAY: From the International Criminal Tribunal
for the Former Yugoslavia to the International Criminal Court, Michele Caianiello* & Giulio Illuminati**
Copyright (c) 2001 Georgetown Immigration Law Journal Georgetown Immigration Law Journal, Spring, 2001, 15 Geo.
Immigr. L.J. 463, 7376 words, SELECTED PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE OCTOBER, 2000 CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION
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of International & Comparative Law ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law, Spring, 2001, 7 ILSA J Int'l
& Comp L 385, 2101 words, INTERNATIONAL LAW WEEKEND PROCEEDINGS: THE UNITED STATES AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT:
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of the University of Wisconsin Wisconsin International Law Journal, Spring, 2001, 19 Wis. Int'l L.J. 197, 18306 words,
ARTICLE: Pursuing Justice in a Climate of Moral Outrage: An Evaluation of the Rights of the Accused in the Rome Statute of
the International Criminal Court, Lynne Miriam Baum* 381. Copyright (c)
2001 Denver Journal of International Law and Policy Denver Journal of International Law and Policy, Spring, 2001, 29 Denv.
J. Int'l L. & Pol'y 77, 13184 words, ARTICLE: THE FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT TO PROSECUTION AND COMPENSATION,
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Law American Journal of International Law, April, 2001, 95 A.J.I.L. 387, 25471 words, ARTICLE: Contemporary
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Law Review Association Harvard Law Review, May, 2001, 114 Harv. L. Rev. 1943, 4492 words, DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LAW --INTERNATIONAL
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Montana Law Review Montana Law Review, Summer, 2001, 62 Mont. L. Rev. 301, 19007 words, COMMENT: THE UNITED STATES BECOMES
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A. Diane Holcombe 387. Copyright (c) 2001 Emory University School of Law
Emory Law Journal, Summer, 2001, 50 Emory L.J. 775, 28171 words, INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS: AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM: HUMAN
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6 UCLA J. Int'l L. & For. Aff. 215, 17221 words, COMMENT: CRAFTING THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS
IN ARTICLE 98(2), Chimene Keitner* Copyright (c) 2001 The Yale Journal of International Law, Inc. The Yale Journal of International
Law, Summer, 2001, 26 Yale J. Int'l L. 323, 37767 words, ARTICLE: International Human Rights Law Challenges to the New
International Criminal Court: The Search and Seizure Right to Privacy, George E. Edwards+ Copyright
(c) 2001 President and Fellows of Harvard College Harvard International Law Journal, Summer, 2001, 42 Harv. Int'l L.J.
555, 8494 words, BOOK REVIEW: International Criminal Jurisprudence Comes of Age: The Substance and Procedure of an Emerging
Discipline: Substantive and Procedural Aspects of International Criminal Law: The Experience of International and National
Courts, Reviewed by Nancy Amoury Combs* 391. Copyright (c) 2001 The American
Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, July, 2001, 95 A.J.I.L. 624,
1158 words, NOTE AND COMMENT: Correspondence, William R. Mansfield* and David J. Scheffer** 392.
Copyright (c) 2001 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law,
July, 2001, 95 A.J.I.L. 606, 11397 words, NOTE AND COMMENT: The Nationality of the Offender and
the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, Zsuzsanna Deen-Racsmany* 393.
Copyright (c) 2001 New York Law School Journal of Human Rights New York Law School Journal of Human Rights, Summer,
2001, 17 N.Y.L. Sch. J. Hum. Rts. 911, 2062 words, UN REPORT: The International Court of Justice, the International Criminal
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Human Rights Law Review Columbia Human Rights Law Review, Summer, 2001, 32 Colum. Human Rights L. Rev. 625, 20412 words, ARTICLE:
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Copyright (c) 2001 New York Law School Journal of Human Rights New York Law School Journal of Human
Rights, Summer, 2001, 17 N.Y.L. Sch. J. Hum. Rts. 985, 13533 words, ARTICLE: Dispute Resolution and International Law:
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742, 2218 words, BOOK REVIEW AND NOTE: Book Reviews: For Humanity: Reflections of a War Crimes Investigator. By Richard
J. Goldstone, William A. Schabas, Irish Centre for Human Rights, National University of Ireland, Galway, Edited by Richard
B. Bilder 397. Copyright (c) 2001 McGill Law Journal McGill Law Journal,
August, 2001, 46 McGill L.J. 1141, 9445 words, MCGILL LAW JOURNAL ALUMNI LECTURE SERIES / CONFERENCES DES ANCIENS DE LA REVUE
DE DROIT DE MCGILL: Negotiating an Institution for the Twenty-First Century: Multilateral Diplomacy and the International
Criminal Court, Philippe Kirsch, Q.C., Valerie Oosterveld* Copyright (c) 2001 Georgetown Law Journal
Georgetown Law Journal, August, 2001, 89 Geo. L.J. 2557, 20196 words, NOTE: Women, War, and International Law: The Historical
Treatment of Gender-Based War Crimes, Jocelyn Campanaro* Copyright (c) 2001 Georgetown Law Journal Georgetown Law Journal,
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School of Law Emory International Law Review, Fall, 2001, 15 Emory Int'l L. Rev. 683, 18001 words, Comment: ARE NUCLEAR
WEAPONS ABOVE THE LAW? A LOOK AT THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AND THE PROHIBITED WEAPONS CATEGORY, Elaina I. Kalivretakis*
401. Copyright (c) 2001 Dalhousie Law Journal Dalhousie Law Journal, Fall,
2001, 24 Dalhousie L.J. 192, 9609 words, ARTICLE: A Comment on the Complementary Jurisdiction of the International Criminal
Court: Adding Insult to Injury in Transitional Contexts?, Jennifer J. Llewellyn * 402.
Copyright (c) 2001 Arizona Board of Regents Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law, Fall, 2001,
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of International Law American Journal of International Law, October, 2001, 95 A.J.I.L. 967, 1653
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SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: THE EFFECTS OF GLOBIZATION ON SMALL STATES: INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS: DO THEY REALLY WORK FOR SMALL STATES?,
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Law American Journal of International Law, October, 2001, 95 A.J.I.L. 952, 10361 words, CURRENT
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2002, 35 Cornell Int'l L.J. 1, 24192 words, ARTICLE: United States Opposition to the 1998 Rome Statute Establishing an
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D. REED MEMORIAL ISSUE THE BALKANS REGION: LEGAL PERSPECTIVES AND ANALYSES WAS GENOCIDE COMMITTED IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA?
FIRST JUDGMENTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL FOR THE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA, William A. Schabas* 411.
Copyright (c) 2001 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, December,
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and Comparative Law Review, Winter, 2002, 25 B.C. Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 159, 10494 words, NOTE: Escape Out the
Back Door or Charge in the Front Door: U.S. Reactions to the International Criminal Court, Roseann M. Latore*
414. Copyright (c) 2002 The Yale Journal of International Law, Inc. The Yale Journal
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Trials: Difficulties and Prospects, Jacob Katz Cogan+ 415. Copyright (c)
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6 UCLA J. Int'l L. & For. Aff. 391, 16469 words, ARTICLE: GETTING TO PEACE BY RECONCILING NOTIONS OF JUSTICE:
THE IMPORTANCE OF CONSIDERING DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN CIVIL AND COMMON LEGAL SYSTEMS IN THE FORMATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
COURT, Robert Christensen* 416. Copyright (c) 2002 President and Fellows
of Harvard College Harvard International Law Journal, Winter, 2002, 43 Harv. Int'l L.J. 65, 2988 words, ARTICLE: Legal
Response to Terror: An International Criminal Court?, Alfred P. Rubin* Copyright (c) 2002 Buffalo
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268, 4055 words, RECENT BOOK ON INTERNATIONAL LAW: Book Review: International Crimes, Peace, and Human Rights: The Role of
the International Criminal Court. Edited by Dinah Shelton, RECENT BOOK ON INTERNATIONAL LAW: Book Review: The Rome Statute
of the International Criminal Court: A Challenge to Impunity. Edited by Mauro Politi and Giuseppe Nesi, Reed Brody, Human
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2002, 40 Colum. J. Transnat'l L. 419, 4850 words, BOOK REVIEW: Convergence and the Procedures of the International Criminal
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Accountability, Gwen K. Young n1 423. New England International and Comparative
Law Annual New England International and Comparative Law Annual, 2002, 8 New Eng. Int'l & Comp. L. Ann. 81, 8225 words,
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Foundation Inc. New Zealand Law Review, 2002, 2002 NZ Law Review 255, 9620 words, REVIEW: Public International Law, Treasa
Dunworth * 426. Copyright (c) 2002 Denver Journal of International Law
and Policy Denver Journal of International Law and Policy, Winter, 2002, 31 Denv. J. Int'l L. & Pol'y 265, 12444
words, ARTICLE: "DE-JEOPARDIZING JUSTICE": Domestic Prosecutions for International Crimes and the Need for Transnational
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Law Review Catholic University Law Review, Winter, 2002, 51 Cath. U.L. Rev. 619, 13917 words, COMMENT: Apprehension of War
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& Commercial Regulation Inc. North Carolina Journal of International Law & Commercial Regulation, Winter, 2002, 28
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Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia was Established Illegally -but it was the Right Thing to do ... So Who Cares?, By
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Journal, March, 2002, 25 Fordham Int'l L.J. 625, 4599 words, I. COMPLETING THE WORK OF THE PREPARATORY
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Copyright (c) 2002 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, March, 2002,
25 Fordham Int'l L.J. 873, 4362 words, IV. ASSESSMENTS OF THE UNITED STATES POSITION: THE INTERNATIONAL
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25 Fordham Int'l L.J. 750, 6183 words, III. HOW THE WORLD WILL RELATE TO THE COURT: AN ASSESSMENT
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words, II. OTHER PREPARATIONS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE COURT: INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE: FROM PAPER TO PRACTICE ---A
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OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Phakiso Mochochoko* 443. Military
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96 A.J.I.L. 517, 4199 words, ARTICLE: Recent Books on International Law: Book Reviews: Defenses
in Contemporary International Criminal Law. By Geert-Jan G. J. Knoops, Richard J. Wilson, Washington College of Law,
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eds., UN Peacekeeping in Trouble: Lessons Learned from the Former Yugoslavia (Ashgate Publishing Limited). Council of Europe,
ed., Crime and Criminal Justice in Europe (Council of Europe). Hoyt, Michael P.E., Captive in the Congo: A Consul's Return
to the Heart of Darkness (Naval Institute Press). O'Neill, William G., Kosovo: An Unfinished Peace (Lynne Rienner Publishers).
Schabas, William A., An Introduction to the International Criminal Court (Cambridge University Press). Twining, William,
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School of Law New York University Journal of International Law and Politics, Summer, 2002, 34 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. &
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Law. 1, 14567 words, ARTICLE: The Globalization of Justice: The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, Lieutenant
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, Mark S. Ellis * 471. Copyright (c) 2002 The Regents of the University
of California U.C. Davis Journal of International Law & Policy, Fall, 2002, 9 U.C. Davis J. Int'l L. & Pol'y
23, 3365 words, SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS: Milosevic, Killing Fields, and "Kangaroo" Courts: Symposium on an Emerging
International Criminal Justice System What Lessons Can Be Learned from the Ad Hoc Criminal Tribunals?, John L. Washburn*
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of Comparative Law, Fall, 2002, 50 Am. J. Comp. L. 381, 11816 words, AMERICAN LAW IN A TIME OF GLOBAL INTERDEPENDENCE: U.S.
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United States Join the International Criminal Court?, Michael A. Newton* Copyright (c) 2002 Denver
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Catherine R. Blanchet* 492. Copyright (c) 2003 Berkeley Journal of International
Law Berkeley Journal of International Law, 2003, 21 Berkeley J. Int'l L. 683, 8296 words, BETWEEN
EMPIRE AND COMMUNITY: The United States and Multilateralism 2001-2003: A Mid-Term Assessment: HUMANITARIAN LAW The Bush Administration's
Response to the International Criminal Court, By Jean Galbraith* 493. Copyright
(c) 2003 Virginia Journal of International Law Association Virginia Journal of International Law Association, Winter, 2003,
43 Va. J. Int'l L. 525, 28993 words, NOTE: When in Rome ... ? The International Criminal Court and Avenues for U.S. Participation,
Damir Arnaut* 494. Copyright (c) 2003 The American Society of International
Law American Journal of International Law, January 2003, 97 A.J.I.L. 227, 1943 words, RECENT BOOKS
ON INTERNATIONAL LAW: BOOK REVIEWS: Amnesty for Crime in International Law and Practice, by Andreas O'Shea, DAVID
WEISSBRODT; EDITED BY RICHARD B. BILDER 495. Copyright (c) 2003 American
University Journal of Gender, Social Policy & the Law American University Journal of Gender, Social Policy & the Law,
2003, 12 Am. U.J. Gender Soc. Pol'y & L. 197, 11794 words, COMMENT: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT'S PROTECTION
OF WOMEN: THE HANDS OF JUSTICE AT WORK, Tina R. Karkera* 496. Copyright
(c) 2003 New York Law School Law Review New York Law School Law Review, 2003 / 2004, 48 N.Y.L. Sch. L.
Rev. 743, 4782 words, II. KEYNOTE SPEECH: THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT:
GUEST LECTURE AT THE OFFICE OF THE PROSECUTOR, INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: 19 JANUARY 2004, THE HAGUE, Sydney M. Cone,
III* 497. Copyright (c) 2003 The American Society of International Law
American Journal of International Law, January 2003, 97 A.J.I.L. 132, 11588 words, CURRENT DEVELOPMENT:
The Assembly of States Parties and the Institutional Framework of the International Criminal Court, DARYL A. MUNDIS *
498. Copyright (c) 2003 Brigham Young University Law Review Brigham Young University
Law Review, 2003, 2003 B.Y.U.L. Rev. 1129, 21560 words, NOTE & COMMENT: Compounding the Countermajoritarian Difficulty
Through "Plaintiff's Diplomacy": Can the International Criminal Court Provide a Solution?, John B. Fowles*
499. Copyright (c) 2003 University of Texas at Austin School of Law Publications,
Inc. Texas International Law Journal, 2003, 38 Tex. Int'l L.J. 445, 6196 words, SYMPOSIUM ARTICLE: The International Criminal
Court and the Limits of Global Judicialization, Steven R. Ratner+ 500. Copyright
(c) 2003 Berkeley Journal of International Law Berkeley Journal of International Law, 2003, 21 Berkeley J. Int'l
L. 395, 5063 words, BETWEEN EMPIRE AND COMMUNITY: The United States and Multilateralism 2001-2003: A Mid-Term
Assessment: INTRODUCTION, By David D. Caron* Copyright (c) 2003 University of Chicago University
of Chicago Law Review, Winter, 2003, 70 U. Chi. L. Rev. 89, 7905 words, CENTENNIAL TRIBUTE ESSAY: The Self-Defeating International
Criminal Court, Jack Goldsmith+ Copyright (c) 2003 New England Journal of International and Comparative
Law New England Journal of International and Comparative Law, 2003, 9 New Eng. J. Int'l & Comp. L. 109, 10876 words,
SYMPOSIUM: GLOBAL HUMAN RIGHTS: Panel Remarks: Trafficking of Child Soldiers: Expanding the United Nations Convention on the
Rights of the Child and its Optional Protocol on the Involvement of Children in Armed Conflict, Sandrine Valentine *
Copyright (c) 2003 Widener University School of Law Widener Law Journal, 2003, 12 Widener L.J. 619, 4881 words,
ESSAY: The United States must Remain Steadfastly Opposed to the Rome Treaty International Criminal Court, Steven T. Voigt,
Esquire n1 504. Copyright (c) 2003 University of Texas at Austin School
of Law Publications, Inc. Texas International Law Journal, 2003, 38 Tex. Int'l L.J. 397, 4508 words, SYMPOSIUM: JUDICIALIZATION
AND GLOBALIZATION OF THE JUDICIARY: FOREWORD: Globalization of the Judiciary, Prof. Dr. Carl Baudenbacher+
505. Copyright (c) 2003 University of Texas at Austin School of Law Publications, Inc.
Texas International Law Journal, 2003, 38 Tex. Int'l L.J. 621, 10032 words, ARTICLE: No Badges, No Bars: A Conspicuous
Oversight in the Development of an International Criminal Court, Mary Margaret Penrose+ Copyright
(c) 2003 Albany Law Review Albany Law Review, 2003, 67 Alb. L. Rev. 427, 19196 words, ARTICLE: TORTURE AS A CRIME UNDER
INTERNATIONAL LAW, Johan D. van der Vyver* 507. Copyright (c) 2003 The
Vanderbilt University School of Law Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law, January, 2003, 36 Vand. J. Transnat'l L.
209, 18032 words, NOTE: An International "Truth Commission": Utilizing Restorative Justice as an Alternative to
Retribution, Carrie J. Niebur Eisnaugle* 508. Copyright (c) 2003 Regent
University Regent University Law Review, 2003 / 2004, 16 Regent U.L. Rev. 151, 19665 words, COMMENT AND NOTE: "SPOILING
EVERYTHING" -BUT FOR WHOM? RULES OF EVIDENCE AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS, Kristina D. Rutledge
509. Copyright (c) 2003 The Yale Journal of International Law, Inc. The Yale Journal
of International Law, Winter, 2003, 28 Yale J. Int'l L. 313, 1751 words, RECENT PUBLICATIONS: Global Currents: An Introduction
to the International Criminal Court. By William Schabas., Reviewed by Celia Whitaker. 510.
Copyright (c) 2003 University of Wisconsin Law School Wisconsin Law Review, 2003, 2003 Wis. L. Rev. 365, 10241
words, SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: CIVIL LIBERTIES IN A TIME OF TERROR: ARTICLE: THE RULE OF LAW, WAR, OR TERROR, Heinz Klug*
511. Copyright (c) 2003 Ohio State Journal on Dispute Resolution Ohio State Journal
on Dispute Resolution, 2003, 19 Ohio St. J. on Disp. Resol. 263, 7972 words, Toward a Criminology of International Crime ,
Mark A. Drumbl * Copyright (c) 2003 Israel Law Review Israel Law Review, Spring, 2003-2004, 37 Isr.
L. Rev. 197, 8130 words, BOOK REVIEW: INTERNATIONAL LAW, Robbie Sabel and others n1, Amichai Cohen * 513.
Copyright (c) 2003 Villanova University Villanova Law Review, 2003, 48 Vill. L. Rev. 763, 37436
words, ARTICLE: JURISDICTION TO ADJUDICATE AND JURISDICTION TO PRESCRIBE IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS, Kenneth S.
Gallant* 514. Copyright (c) 2003 Melbourne University Law Review Association,
Inc. Melbourne University Law Review, 2003, 27 Melbourne U. L.R. 255, 9663 words, REVIEW ESSAY: How Shall We Punish the
Perpetrators? Human Rights, Alien Wrongs and the March of International Criminal Law: International Criminal Law by Kriangsak
Kittichaisaree, REVIEW ESSAY: HOW SHALL WE PUNISH THE PERPETRATORS? HUMAN RIGHTS, ALIEN WRONGS AND THE MARCH OF INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL LAW: The Pinochet Papers: The Case of Augusto Pinochet in Spain and Britain edited by Michael Ratner and Reed Brody;
Torture as Tort: Comparative Perspectives on the Development of Transnational Human Rights Litigation edited by Craig Scott,
NEHAL BHUTA * Copyright (c) 2003 Washington College of Law, American University American University
International Law Review, 2003, 19 Am. U. Int'l L. Rev. 1, 9329 words, CONFERENCE: The Fifth Annual Grotius Lecture* Shaping
Globalization: The Role of Human Rights, Mary Robinson** Copyright (c) 2003 Berkeley Journal of
International Law Berkeley Journal of International Law, 2003, 21 Berkeley J. Int'l L. 196,
9098 words, STEFAN A. RIESENFELD SYMPOSIUM 2002: Stefan A. Riesenfeld Award Lecture -Crimes against Women under International
Law n1, By: The Honorable Madam Justice Louise Arbour 517. Copyright (c)
2003 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, January 2003, 97 A.J.I.L.
147, 11788 words, CURRENT DEVELOPMENT: Certain Issues of the Work of the Sixth Committee at the Fifty-sixth General Assembly,
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California UCLA Journal of International Law and Foreign Affairs, Fall, 2002 / Winter, 2003, 7 UCLA J. Int'l L. &
For. Aff. 265, 18489 words, ARTICLE: CHANGING THE PREMISE OF INTERNATIONAL LEGAL REMEDIES: THE UNFOUNDED ADOPTION OF
ASSURANCES AND GUARANTEES OF NON-REPETITION, Scott M. Sullivan* 519. Copyright
(c) 2003 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, March, 2003, 26 Fordham Int'l
L.J. 721, 14984 words, ARTICLE: TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS, ESPECIALLY WOMEN AND CHILDREN, IN COUNTRIES OF THE
MIDDLE EAST: THE SCOPE OF THE PROBLEM AND THE APPROPRIATE LEGISLATIVE RESPONSES, Mohamed Y. Mattar* Copyright
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21559 words, ARTICLE: A Concession to Humanity in the Killing of Innocents --Validating the Defences of Duress and Superior
Orders in International Law, Andrew Bowers * Copyright (c) 2003 Emory University School of Law Emory International Law Review,
Spring, 2003, 17 Emory Int'l L. Rev. 187, 18917 words, COMMENT: THE VICTIMS'S TRUST FUND OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
COURT--FORMATION OF A FUNCTIONAL REPARATIONS SCHEME, Peter G. Fischer* 522. Copyright
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35 Case W. Res. J. Int'l L. 339, 5532 words, WAR CRIMES RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM: "THE ROLE OF JUSTICE IN BUILDING PEACE":
THE LEAST DANGEROUS BRANCH: SIX LETTERS FROM PUBLIUS TO CATO IN SUPPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Leila Nadya Sadat
+ 523. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, April 2003, ICJ 1.1(86),
CRIMINAL, The Impact of Complementarity on National Implementation of Substantive International Criminal Law, Jann K.
Kleffner n* 524. Copyright (c) 2003 Annual Survey of International &
ComPtive Law Golden Gate University School of Law, Spring, 2003, 9 Ann. Surv. Int'l & Comp. L. 19, 18294 words, ARTICLE:
UNITED STATES OBJECTION TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: A PARADOX OF "OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM", Remigius
Chibueze * Copyright (c) 2003 New York University School of Law New York University Journal of International
Law and Politics, Spring, 2003, 35 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. & Pol. 519, 16021 words, PAPERS FROM THE CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL
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Thomas M. Franck* and Stephen H. Yuhan** 526. Copyright (c) 2003 Chicago-Kent
College of Law Journal of International and Comparative Law, Spring, 2003, 3 JICL 1, 30910 words, ARTICLE: The Future Constitutional
Battle If the United States Ratifies the International Criminal Court Treaty, Submitted By: Lieutenant Brett W. Johnson, JAGC,
USNR 527. Copyright (c) 2003 Temple International and Comparative Law
Journal Temple International and Comparative Law Journal, Spring, 2003, 17 Temp. Int'l & Comp. L.J. 85, 5804 words,
SPEECH: Justice Without Borders: The International Criminal Court*, Ambassador Pierre-Richard Prosper 528.
Copyright (c) 2003 University of Michigan Law School Michigan Journal of International Law, Spring,
2003, 24 Mich. J. Int'l L. 887, 2752 words, BOOK REVIEW: BLENDING CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AT THE AD HOC TRIBUNALS: RICHARD
MAY & MARIEKE WIERDA, INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL EVIDENCE., Reviewed by William A. Schabas* JOURNAL
OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, April 2003, ICJ 1.1(114), CRIMINAL, The Reaction of the US to the Entry into Force of the
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Pace University School of Law Pace International Law Review, Spring, 2003, 15 Pace Int'l L. Rev. 223, 8518 words, ESSAY:
MISGUIDED FEARS ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Benjamin B. Ferencz* Copyright (c)
2003 by the Case Western Reserve University School of Law Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, Spring, 2003,
35 Case W. Res. J. Int'l L. 153, 3746 words, WAR CRIMES RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM: "THE ROLE OF JUSTICE IN BUILDING PEACE":
FOREWORD: THE ROLE OF JUSTICE IN BUILDING PEACE, Michael P. Scharf + 532. Copyright
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2003, 9 ILSA J Int'l & Comp L 349, 1005 words, INTERNATIONAL LAW ASSOCIATION PANEL DISCUSSION ON "THE HOLOCAUST
AS CATALYST FOR INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE": SUMMARY OF EXTEMPORANEOUS REMARKS , Benjamin B. Ferencz *
533. Copyright (c) 2003 The University of Chicago Chicago Journal of International Law,
Spring, 2003, 4 Chi. J. Int'l L. 223, 6096 words, PERSPECTIVE: The United States and the International Criminal Court:
The Case for "Dexterous Multilateralism", Eric P. Schwartz* 534. Copyright
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11 Tul. J. Int'l & Comp. L. 117, 9610 words, ARTICLE: A Judicial Response to Terrorism: The Status of Military
Commissions Under Domestic and International Law, Robert John Araujo, S.J.* 535.
Copyright (c) 2003 Hastings College of the Law Hastings International and Comparative Law Review, Spring, 2003,
26 Hastings Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 427, 4985 words, 20TH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: LEX & THE LORAX: ENFORCING ENVIRONMENTAL
NORMS UNDER INERNATIONAL LAW: International Environmental Justice: Rights and Remedies, By Kenneth F. McCallion*
536. Copyright (c) 2003 President and Fellows of Harvard College The Harvard Human Rights
Journal, Spring, 2003, 16 Harv. Hum. Rts. J. 13, 7732 words, ARTICLE: Evaluating the Role of the International Criminal Court
as a Legal Response to Terrorism, Richard J. Goldstone* and Janine Simpson** 537.
Copyright (c) 2003 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, April, 2003, 26 Fordham
Int'l L.J. 871, 8482 words, OVERVIEW: LOCAL MEETS GLOBAL: TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE IN NORTHERN IRELAND,
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Res. J. Int'l L. 205, 2972 words, WAR CRIMES RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM: "THE ROLE OF JUSTICE IN BUILDING PEACE": GENOCIDE
POLITICS AND POLICY: CONFERENCE REMARKS, Madeline Morris + Copyright (c) 2003 ILSA Journal of International & Comparative
Law ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law, Spring, 2003, 9 ILSA J Int'l & Comp L 413, 5176 words, ICC
PRETRIAL PROCEEDINGS: AVOIDING GRIDLOCK , David Stoelting * Copyright (c) 2003 by the Case Western
Reserve University School of Law Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, Spring, 2003, 35 Case W. Res. J. Int'l
L. 287, 12326 words, WAR CRIMES RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM: "THE ROLE OF JUSTICE IN BUILDING PEACE": "A VIEW FROM THE
TRENCHES": THE MILITARY ROLE IN THE PURSUIT OF JUSTICE, Michael A. Newton + 541.
Copyright (c) 2003 by the Case Western Reserve University School of Law Case Western Reserve Journal of International
Law, Spring, 2003, 35 Case W. Res. J. Int'l L. 351, 5999 words, WAR CRIMES RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM: "THE ROLE OF JUSTICE
IN BUILDING PEACE": FREDERICK K. COX INTERNATIONAL LAW CENTER LECTURE *: ACCOUNTABILITY FOR STATE CRIMES: THE PAST
TWENTY YEARS AND THE NEXT TWENTY YEARS, Aryeh Neier + 542. JOURNAL OF
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, April 2003, ICJ 1.1(1), CRIMINAL, Editorial, The Editors JOURNAL
OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, April 2003, ICJ 1.1(64), CRIMINAL, The Philosophical Foundations of International Sentencing
n' , Ralph Henham n* Copyright (c) 2003 The Board of Trustees of Leland Stanford Junior University
Stanford Law Review, May, 2003, 55 Stan. L. Rev. 1633, 14230 words, ARTICLE: Navigating Law and
Politics: The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court and the Independent Counsel, Allison Marston Danner*
545. Copyright (c) 2003 The Board of Trustees of Leland Stanford Junior University Stanford
Law Review, May, 2003, 55 Stan. L. Rev. 1597, 15851 words, ARTICLE: The International Criminal Court
and the Political Economy of Antitreaty Discourse, Mariano-Florentino Cuellar* 546.
Copyright (c) 2003 Pacific Rim Law & Policy Association Pacific Rim Law & Policy Journal, May, 2003, 12
Pac. Rim L. & Pol'y 835, 17432 words, COMMENT: PROSECUTING INTERNATIONAL TERRORISTS: THE ABU SAYYAF ATTACKS AND
THE BALI BOMBING, Sarah E. Tilstra+ 547. Copyright (c) 2003 The Board
of Trustees of Leland Stanford Junior University Stanford Law Review, May, 2003, 55 Stan. L. Rev.
2061, 11006 words, ARTICLE: Unsigning, Edward T. Swaine* 548. Copyright
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L. Rev. 1479, 21379 words, FOREWORD: On American Exceptionalism, Harold Hongju Koh* 549.
Copyright (c) 2003 The Board of Trustees of Leland Stanford Junior University Stanford Law Review,
May, 2003, 55 Stan. L. Rev. 1557, 17261 words, ARTICLE: International Delegations, the Structural
Constitution, and Non-Self-Execution, Curtis A. Bradley* 550. Copyright
(c) 2003 Loyola of Los Angeles International & Comparative Law Review Loyola of Los Angeles International & Comparative
Law Review, Summer, 2003, 25 Loy. L.A. Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 605, 18901 words, ARTICLE: The Surrender of War
Criminals to the International Criminal Court, Dr. Goran Sluiter* 551. Copyright
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510, 32368 words, ARTICLE: Enhancing the Legitimacy and Accountability of Prosecutorial Discretion at the International
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England School of Law New England Law Review, Summer, 2003, 37 New Eng.L. Rev. 1073, 3265 words, SYMPOSIUM: THE ICTY AT TEN:
A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE MAJOR RULINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL OVER THE PAST DECADE: The Legacy of
the ICTY: The International Criminal Court, Leila Nadya Sadat* Copyright (c) 2003 Whittier Law Review
Whittier Law Review, Summer, 2003, 24 Whittier L. Rev. 1041, 19858 words, NOTE AND COMMENT: THE LONG ROAD TO HYPOCRISY: THE
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and Fellows of Harvard College Harvard Journal on Legislation, Summer, 2003, 40 Harv. J. on Legis. 537, 10092 words, RECENT
DEVELOPMENT: American Servicemembers' Protection Act of 2002, Lilian V. Faulhaber 555.
Copyright (c) 2003 Regents of the University of California UCLA Journal of International Law and
Foreign Affairs, Spring / Summer, 2003, 8 UCLA J. Int'l L. & For. Aff. 17, 10627 words, SYMPOSIUM: JUSTICE & SOVEREIGNTY:
IMPLICATIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: , PANEL: The Foreign Affairs Consequences of America's Absence*
PANELISTS: Ambassador David J. Scheffer,** Ambassador Pierre-Richard Prosper,***, Terree Bowers**** MODERATOR: Jonathan
Zasloff***** 556. Copyright (c) 2003 Regents of the University of California
UCLA Journal of International Law and Foreign Affairs, Spring / Summer, 2003, 8 UCLA J. Int'l L. & For. Aff. 3, 6485
words, SYMPOSIUM: JUSTICE & SOVEREIGNTY: IMPLICATIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT*, Terree Bowers**
557. Copyright (c) 2003 New England School of Law New England Law Review, Summer, 2003,
37 New Eng.L. Rev. 865, 2428 words, SYMPOSIUM: THE ICTY AT TEN: A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE MAJOR RULINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL OVER THE PAST DECADE: FOREWORD, Michael P. Scharf* Copyright (c) 2003 New York
University School of Law New York University Journal of International Law and Politics, Summer, 2003, 35 N.Y.U. J. Int'l
L. & Pol. 1015, 38126 words, ARTICLE: UNEXPLODED BOMB: VOICE, SILENCE, AND CONSEQUENCE AT THE HAGUE TRIBUNALS A LEGAL
AND RHETORICAL CRITIQUE, Timothy William Waters* Copyright (c) 2003 Loyola of Los Angeles International
& Comparative Law Review Loyola of Los Angeles International & Comparative Law Review, Summer, 2003, 25 Loy. L.A.
Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 581, 10000 words, ARTICLE: Indirect Abolition: Capital Punishment's Role in Extradition
Law and Practice, William A. Schabas* Copyright (c) 2003 Dickinson School of Law Penn State Law
Review, Summer, 2003, 108 Penn St. L. Rev. 349, 8276 words, COMMENT: From the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda to
the International Criminal Court: Expanding the Definition of Genocide To Include Rape, Alexandra A. Miller*
561. Copyright (c) 2003 Regents of the University of California UCLA Journal of International
Law and Foreign Affairs, Spring / Summer, 2003, 8 UCLA J. Int'l L. & For. Aff. 61, 4232 words, SYMPOSIUM: JUSTICE
& SOVEREIGNTY: IMPLICATIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: PANEL: UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION. PITFALLS OF INTERNATIONAL
IDEALISM*, Stephen Krasner** Copyright (c) 2003 New England School of Law New England Law Review,
Summer, 2003, 37 New Eng.L. Rev. 1015, 10142 words, SYMPOSIUM: THE ICTY AT TEN: A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE MAJOR RULINGS
OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL OVER THE PAST DECADE: Mens Rea and the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former
Yugoslavia, William A. Schabas* Copyright (c) 2003 Regents of the University of California UCLA
Journal of International Law and Foreign Affairs, Spring / Summer, 2003, 8 UCLA J. Int'l L. & For. Aff. 45, 6724 words,
SYMPOSIUM: JUSTICE & SOVEREIGNTY: IMPLICATIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: PANEL: UNIVERSAL JURISDICTIONS.
THE LIMITS OF INTERNATIONAL JUSICE*, Ruth Wedgwood** 564. Copyright (c)
2003 Journal of Law & Social Challenges Journal of Law & Social Challenges, Summer, 2003, 5 J.L. & Soc. Challenges
65, 16724 words, THE ROLE OF PROFILING IN AMERICAN SOCIETY: RACIAL PROFILING: Genocide: The Ultimate Racial Profiling, by
Rebecca S. Katz* 565. Copyright (c) 2003 Regents of the University of
California UCLA Journal of International Law and Foreign Affairs, Spring / Summer, 2003, 8 UCLA J. Int'l L. & For.
Aff. 41, 1714 words, SYMPOSIUM: JUSTICE & SOVEREIGNTY: IMPLICATIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT* PANEL: UNIVERSAL
JURISDICTION. ISSUES RAISSED BY COMPETING THEORIES., Richard H. Steinberg** 566.
JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, August 2003, ICJ 1.2(490), CRIMINAL, The International Bar Association
Proposal For A Code Of Professional Conduct For Counsel Before the ICC, Martha Walsh, Practising barrister in England at Westgate
Chambers specialising in criminal and immigration law. Participant in the revision of the IBA Draft Code. JOURNAL
OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, August 2003, ICJ 1.2(368), CRIMINAL, Justice-Ability: A Critique Of The Alleged Non-Justiciability
of Israel's Policy Of Targeted Killings, Orna Ben-Naftali, Head of the International Law Division and the Law and
Culture Division at the Law School, The College of Management, Academic Studies, Tel-Aviv and Keren R. Michaeli, Research
Associate, International Law Division, The Law School, The College of Management, Academic Studies, Tel-Aviv
568. Copyright (c) 2003 The Regents of the University of Wisconsin Wisconsin International
Law Journal, Fall, 2003, 21 Wis. Int'l L.J. 557, 13773 words, ARTICLE: SUMMER IN ROME, SPRING IN THE HAGUE, WINTER IN
WASHINGTON? U.S. POLICY TOWARDS THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Leila Nadya Sadat*
569. Copyright (c) 2003 Hastings College of the Law Hastings International and Comparative
Law Review, Fall, 2003, 27 Hastings Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 77, 13590 words, NOTE: The European Union v.the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization: Esto-nia's Conflicting Interests as a Party to the International Criminal Court, Barbi Appelquist*
570. Copyright (c) 2003 Hastings College of the Law Hastings International
and Comparative Law Review, Fall, 2003, 27 Hastings Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 103, 14400 words, NOTE: Justice for
Some? U.S. Efforts Under Article 98 to Escape the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, Cosmos Eubany*
571. Copyright (c) 2003 The Regents of the University of Wisconsin Wisconsin International
Law Journal, Fall, 2003, 21 Wis. Int'l L.J. 495, 5868 words, ARTICLE: JUDGING GLOBAL JUSTICE: ASSESSING THE INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT, Diane F. Orentlicher* 572. Copyright (c) 2003 Transnational
Law & Contemporary Problems Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems, Fall, 2003, 13 Transnat'l L. & Contemp.
Probs. 727, 12059 words, SYMPOSIUM: EXPORT OF THE RULE OF LAW: STUDENT NOTE: The Rome Statute of the International Criminal
Court: Should the Unites States Sign on the Dotted Line?, Todd Prichard * 573. Copyright
(c) 2003 The Regents of the University of Wisconsin Wisconsin International Law Journal, Fall, 2003, 21 Wis. Int'l L.J.
611, 1866 words, BOOK REVIEW: ARCHBOLD: INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS --PRACTICE, PROCEDURE AND EVIDENCE, Reviewed by
574. Copyright (c) 2003 ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law ILSA Journal
of International & Comparative Law, Fall, 2003, 10 ILSA J Int'l & Comp L 195, 4749 words, THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
COURT AND THE FUTURE OF LEGAL ACCOUNTABILITY , Loyola University, New Orleans October 18, 2003 William W. Burke-White
* 575. Copyright (c) 2003 The American Society of International Law American
Journal of International Law, October, 2003, 97 A.J.I.L. 1012, 5415 words, RECENT BOOK ON INTERNATIONAL
LAW: BOOK REVIEW: International Criminal Evidence. By Richard May and Marieke Wierda, Surrendering to International Criminal
Courts: Contemporary Practice and Procedures. Geert-Jan Alexander Knoops, DARYL A. MUNDIS * and EDITED BY RICHARD B.
BILDER Copyright (c) 2003 Arizona Board of Regents Arizona Journal of International and Comparative
Law, Fall, 2003, 20 Ariz. J. Int'l & Comp. Law 645, 29656 words, NOTE: To Keep You is no Gain, to Kill You is no Loss
* --Securing Justice through the International Criminal Court, Talitha Gray ** Copyright (c) 2003
The Regents of the University of Wisconsin Wisconsin International Law Journal, Fall, 2003, 21 Wis. Int'l L.J. 527, 11108
words, ARTICLE: ACCOUNTABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL CRIMES: THE SYNERGY BETWEEN THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AND ALTERNATIVE
REMEDIES, Beth Stephens n1 Copyright (c) 2003 Temple International and Comparative Law Journal Temple
International and Comparative Law Journal, Fall, 2003, 17 Temp. Int'l & Comp. L.J. 531, 5526 words, SPEECHE: THE MAKING
OF INTERNATIONAL LAW: THE ROLE OF SMALL ISLAND STATES*, Tuiloma Neroni Slade** 579.
Copyright (c) 2003 The University of Chicago Chicago Journal of International Law, Fall, 2003, 4 Chi. J. Int'l
L. 587, 4845 words, DEVELOPMENTS: The International Criminal Court and the Applicability of International Jurisdiction under
Islamic Law, Ahmad E. Nassar * Copyright (c) 2003 Virginia Journal of International Law Association
Virginia Journal of International Law Association, Fall, 2003, 44 Va. J. Int'l L. 63, 8538 words, THE NEW YORK UNIVERSITY-UNIVERSITY
OF VIRGINIA CONFERENCE ON EXPLORING THE LIMITS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW: The Limits of Legitimacy: The Rome Statute's
Unlawful Application to Non-State Parties, Lee A. Casey*, David B. Rivkin, Jr.** Copyright
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1 Nw. U. J. Int'l Hum. Rts. 3, 11227 words, SYMPOSIUM: Human Rights and the Law of War: New Roles for the World Court?
(April 12, 2002): A World Court For Human Rights?, Stefan Trechsel * 582. Copyright
(c) 2003 Howard University Howard Law Journal, Fall, 2003, 47 How. L.J. 133, 14530 words, COMMENT: Under Fire: The Fight
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589. Copyright (c) Notre Dame Law Review, 2003. University of Notre Dame,
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of the Rome Statute for the International Criminal Court: A Quiet Revolution in Australian Law, GILLIAN TRIGGS *
591. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, December 2003, ICJ 1.3(737), CRIMINAL,
BOOK REVIEWS, Christina Moller, Dr iur. (University of Münster, Germany), Attorney at law (Frankfurt am Main, Germany),
Legal Officer of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY), The Hague. 592.
JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, December 2003, ICJ 1.3(618), CRIMINAL, The Jurisdiction
Of The International Criminal Court Over Nationals Of Non-Parties: Legal Basis And Limits, Dapo Akande, Lecturer in Law, University
of Durham 593. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, December 2003,
ICJ 1.3(651), CRIMINAL, Are Foreign Military Personnel Exempt From International Criminal Jurisdiction Under Status Of
Forces Agreements?, Dieter Fleck, Dr iur. (Cologne), Director, International Agreements and Policy, Federal Ministry of Defence,
Germany; Vice-President, International Society for Military Law and the Law of War; Member of the Council, International
Institute of Humanitarian Law. 594. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
JUSTICE, December 2003, ICJ 1.3(603), CRIMINAL, SYMPOSIUM -The Procedural Law Of The International Criminal Court In
Outline: Anatomy Of A Unique Compromise, Claus Kress, Dr jur. (Cologne), LL M (Cantab.), Senior Research Fellow in the Department
of Foreign and International Criminal Law, University of Cologne. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL JUSTICE, December 2003, ICJ 1.3(671), CRIMINAL, Are Some Peacekeepers Better Than Others? UN Security Council
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D. Telci 597. Copyright (c) 2004 Brooklyn Law School Brooklyn
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of Law American Journal of Law & Medicine, 2004, 30 Am. J. L. and Med. 419, 18518 words, ARTICLE: International Criminal
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words, NOTE: Victims' Justice: Legitimizing the Sentencing Regime of the International Criminal Court, Steven Glickman*
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DEFINITION OF TERRORISM FROM A HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVE *, Bruce Broomhall + Copyright (c) 2004 Golden Gate University Golden
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University American University International Law Review, 2004, 19 Am. U. Int'l L. Rev. 1009, 24078 words, ARTICLE: Rethinking
the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court in the Post-September 11th Era: Should Acts of Terrorism Qualify As Crimes
Against Humanity?, Vincent-Joel Proulx* JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, April 2004, ICJ
2.1(71), CRIMINAL, Prosecutorial Discretion Within The International Criminal Court, Matthew R. Brubacher, LLM, London School
of Economics, PgDL, BSFS JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, April 2004, ICJ 2.1(179), CRIMINAL,
An Overview of Implementation by Australia of the Statute of the International Criminal Court, Gideon Boas, BA (1991),
LLB (1993), LLM (2000), Legal Officer for the Milo evic case, Trial Chamber III of the International Criminal Tribunal for
the Former Yugoslavia. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, April 2004, ICJ 2.1(56), CRIMINAL,
The International Criminal Court --High Hopes, 'Creative Ambiguity' And An Unfortunate Mistrust In International
Judges, The Hon. David Hunt, AO, Former Judge of the ICTY (1998-2003), and the ICTY Appeals Chamber (2001-2003). Sometime
judge of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, Sydney (1979-1998) and Chief Judge at Common Law of the Supreme Court (1991-1998).
627. Copyright (c) 2004 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International
Law Journal, April, 2004, 27 Fordham Int'l L.J. 1490, 7616 words, EXCLUSIVE PRESENTATION ON
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20392 words, ARTICLE: SEXUAL SLAVERY AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: ADVANCING INTERNATIONAL LAW, Valerie Oosterveld*
630. Copyright (c) 2004 Wayne State University Law School The Wayne Law
Review, Spring, 2004, 50 Wayne L. Rev. 185, 6563 words, SYMPOSIUM: Two Transformations of Sexual Assault--The First in Domestic
Law and the Second in the United Nations International Criminal Courts for Yugoslavia & Rwanda & the ICC Treaty, DOREAN
MARGUERITE KOENIG+ 631. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, April
2004, ICJ 2.1(19), CRIMINAL, Is The United States' Opposition To The ICC Intractable?, Patricia M. Wald, Judge
632. Copyright (c) 2004 Wayne State University Law School The Wayne Law Review, Spring,
2004, 50 Wayne L. Rev. 1, 15791 words, SYMPOSIUM: Peace through Justice? The Future of the Crime of Aggression in a Time of
Crisis, ANDREAS L. PAULUS+ 633. Copyright (c) 2004 Emory University School
of Law Emory International Law Review, Spring, 2004, 18 Emory Int'l L. Rev. 133, 6634 words, BOOK REVIEW: INTERNATIONAL
JUSTICE AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: BETWEEN SOVEREIGNTY AND THE RULE OF LAW, Reviewed by Johan D. van der Vyver*
634. Copyright (c) 2004 University of Michigan Law School Michigan Journal
of International Law, Spring, 2004, 25 Mich. J. Int'l L. 653, 16627 words, ARTICLE:
CONTINUING CRIMES IN THE ROME STATUTE, Alan Nissel* Copyright (c) 2004 University of Oregon Oregon
Review of International Law, Spring, 2004, 6 Or. Rev. Int'l L. 95, 17745 words, ARTICLE: The Status of Victims in the
Enforcement of International Criminal Law, Timothy K. Kuhner* JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
JUSTICE, April 2004, ICJ 2.1(275), CRIMINAL, The European Arrest Warrant An Additional Tool For Prosecuting ICC Crimes, Luisa
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2004 New York University School of Law New York University Journal of International Law and Politics, Winter / Spring, 2004,
36 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. & Pol. 307, 10416 words, SYMPOSIUM: OIL AND THE INTERNATIONAL LAW: THE GEOPOLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE
OF PETROLEUM CORPORATIONS: OIL AND WATER: REGULATING THE BEHAVIOR OF MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS THROUGH LAW, Simon Chesterman*
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Law and Politics, Winter / Spring, 2004, 36 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. & Pol. 503, 23078 words, NOTE: UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION
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Cybercrime: National, Transnational, or International?, ELLEN S. PODGOR+ 641. JOURNAL
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Order, Göran Sluiter, Lecturer in international law, Utrecht University and Judge at the Utrecht District Court
642. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, April 2004, ICJ 2.1(17), CRIMINAL, Learning
To Deal With Rejection: The International Criminal Court And The United States, W. Michael Reisman 643.
Copyright (c) 2004 University of Oregon Oregon Review of International Law, Spring, 2004, 6 Or.
Rev. Int'l L. 37, 9042 words, REMARKS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON SCHOOL OF LAW, 2003-2004: Human Rights as a Response
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647. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, June 2004, ICJ 2.2(572), CRIMINAL, The
Major Hurdles And Accomplishments Of The ICTY --What The ICC Can Learn From Them, Claude Jorda, Judge, ICC; former Judge (1994-2002)
and President (1999-2002) of the ICTY; former Chief Prosecutor, Bourdeaux Court of Appeals (1989-1992); Chief Prosecutor,
Paris Court of Appeals (1992) 648. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE,
June 2004, ICJ 2.2(304), CRIMINAL, The Proliferation Of International Criminal Courts And Tribunals --A Necessity In
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June, 2004, 82 Tex. L. Rev. 1989, 12724 words, SYMPOSIUM: INNOVATIVE MODELS OF CONSTITUTIONALISM: Thinking Outside the
Sovereignty Box: Transnational Law and the U.S. Constitution, T. Alexander Aleinikoff* 650.
JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, June 2004, ICJ 2.2(598), CRIMINAL, Notes And Comments -Command
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of Economics and Political Science 651. Copyright (c) 2004 Seattle Journal
for Social Justice Seattle Journal for Social Justice, Spring / Summer, 2004, 2 Seattle J. Soc. Just. 345, 17145 words, INTERNATIONAL
HUMAN RIGHTS & U.S. FOREIGN POLICY: The Counterproductive Bush Administration Policy Toward the International Criminal
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Chicago Journal of International Law, Summer, 2004, 5 Chi. J. Int'l L. 217, 6896 words, ARTICLES: The Role of the Red
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to the Development of International Humanitarian Law in Specialized Instruments, Knut Dormann and Louis Maresca *
653. Copyright (c) 2004 The University of Tulsa Tulsa Law Review, Summer, 2004, 39 Tulsa
L. Rev. 955, 13986 words, SYMPOSIUM: TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF GEORGE P. FLETCHER'S RETHINKING CRIMINAL LAW: FOR UNIVERSAL
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bolstering democracy and encouraging its spread, and, therefore, deserves support from those who believe in democratization
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656. Copyright (c) 2004 President and Fellows of Harvard College Harvard International
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2004 Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University Stanford Journal of International Law, Summer, 2004,
40 Stan. J Int'l L. 195, 6489 words, COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE: Balance of Power: Redifining Sovereignty in Contemporary International
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Copyright (c) 2004 Oklahoma Law Review Oklahoma Law Review, Summer, 2004, 57 Okla. L. Rev. 303,
8563 words, ESSAY: JUSTICE FOR IRAQ, JUSTICE FOR ALL, Michael J. Frank* 662.
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J. Int'l L. 963, 7762 words, DIVERSITY OR CACOPHONY?: NEW SOURCES OF NORMS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW SYMPOSIUM: ARTICLE: INTERNATIONAL
LEGAL PLURALISM, William W. Burke-White* 663. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL JUSTICE, September 2004, ICJ 2.3(929), CRIMINAL, Book Review -Elements Of War Crimes Under The Rome Statute
Of The International Criminal Court, Sources And Commentary, Daryl A. Mundis, Editorial Committee
and Trial Attorney, OTP, ICTY JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, September 2004, ICJ 2.3(761), CRIMINAL, A New Passport
To Impunity? --Non-Extradition Of Naturalised Citizens Versus Criminal Justice, Zsuzsanna Deen-Racsmany, Ph.D. Fellow,
Department of Public International Law, Leiden University, The Netherlands 665. JOURNAL
OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, September 2004, ICJ 2.3(735), CRIMINAL, Universal Jurisdiction --Clarifying The Basic
Concept, Roger O'Keefe, University Lecturer and Deputy Director, Lauterpacht Research Centre for International Law, University
of Cambridge; Fellow, Magdalene College, Cambridge 666. Copyright (c)
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11 ILSA J Int'l & Comp L 195, 14226 words, NOTE & COMMENT: WAS THE UNITED STATES JUSTIFIED IN RENEWING RESOLUTION
1487 IN LIGHT OF THE ABU GHRAIB PRISONER ABUSE SCANDAL? , Kerstin Pastujova* 667.
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27 T. Jefferson L. Rev. 15, 5572 words, SYMPOSIUM ARTICLE: Fourth Annual Women and the Law Conference: RESISTING EQUALITY:
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COMMENT: ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE WAR IN IRAQ: THE LOOTING OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM IN BAGHDAD AND THE INADEQUACIES OF INTERNATIONAL
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CRIMINAL ADJUDICATION, Amy Powell* JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, December 2004, ICJ
2.4(1118), CRIMINAL, The Question Of Charles Taylor's Immunity --Still In Search Of A Balanced Application Of Personal
Immunities?, Micaela Frulli, Lecturer in International Law, University of Florence; Member of the Journal's Editorial
Committee 678. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, December 2004,
ICJ 2.4(981), CRIMINAL, EDITORIAL COMMENTS: ABU GHRAIB --ANOTHER BLACK HOLE? --Military Excesses? --Is There a 'Right
Way' of Dealing?, Charles H.B. Garraway, Senior Research Fellow, British Institute of International and Comparative Law;
Visiting Professor of Law, King's College, London 679. Copyright (c)
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Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court: A Case Study of Henry KissingerApplying the Rome Statute of the International
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OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, December 2004, ICJ 2.4(940), CRIMINAL, EDITORIAL COMMENTS: THE ICC TAKES OFF --Prosecutorial
Policy And The ICC --Prosecutor's Proprio Motu Action or Self-Denial?, Dan Sarooshi, Herbert Smith Reader in International
Law, Faculty of Law, University of Oxford; Fellow, The Queen's College, Oxford JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL JUSTICE, December 2004, ICJ 2.4(949), CRIMINAL, Is The Practice Of 'Self-Referrals' A Sound Start For The
ICC?, Paola Gaeta, Associate Professor of International Law, University of Florence; member of the Journal's Editorial
Committee JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, December 2004, ICJ 2.4(944), CRIMINAL, 'Self-Referrals' And 'Waivers
Of Complementarity' --Some Considerations In Law And Policy, Claus Kress, Dr Jur. (Cologne), LLM (Cantab), Senior Research
Fellow in the Institute of Foreign and International Criminal Law, University of Cologne JOURNAL
OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, December 2004, ICJ 2.4(1141), CRIMINAL, Child Recruitment And The Special Court For Sierra
Leone, Alison Smith JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, December 2004, ICJ 2.4(1070), CRIMINAL,
Trading Justice for Efficiency --Plea-Bargaining and International Tribunals, Michael P. Scharf, Professor of Law and Director
of the Frederick K. Cox International Law Centre, Case Western Reserve University School of Law 685.
Copyright (c) 2005 Washington University Washington University Global Studies Law Review, 2005,
4 Wash. U. Global Stud. L. Rev. 389, 10388 words, NOTE: THE PROSECUTOR OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, AMNESTIES,
AND THE "INTERESTS OF JUSTICE": STRIKING A DELICATE BALANCE, Thomas Hethe Clark* Copyright
(c) 2005 Loyola University Chicago Loyola University Chicago International Law Review, Fall / Winter, 2005, 3 Loy. Int'l
L. Rev. 21, 12598 words, FEATURE ARTICLE: Releasing Accused Genocidal Perpetrators in Rwanda: The Displacement of Preventive
Justice, George S. Yacoubian, Jr., Ph.D. + Copyright (c) 2005 University of Maine School of Law
Maine Law Review, 2005, 57 Me. L. Rev. 553, 8843 words, SPEECHE: FRANK M. COFFIN LECTURE ON LAW AND PUBLIC SERVICE: THE FUTURE
OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, Honorable Richard J. Goldstone * 688. Copyright
(c) 2005 Law and Business Review of the Americas Law and Business Review of the Americas, Winter, 2005, 11 Law & Bus.
Rev. Am. 83, 16046 words, DRAFT CODE: Proposed Code of Conduct and Disciplinary Procedure Applicable to Counsel Appearing
Before the International Criminal Court, By The International Criminal Bar, Ethics Committee 689.
Copyright (c) 2005 Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University Stanford Journal of
International Law, Winter, 2005, 41 Stan. J Int'l L. 1, 27961 words, ARTICLE: Nationalizing International Criminal Law,
Jenia Iontcheva Turner* 690. Copyright (c) 2005 Columbia Journal of Transnational
Law Association, Inc. Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, 2005, 43 Colum. J. Transnat'l L. 557, 24874 words, NOTE:
Aggression, International Law, and the ICC: An Argument for the Withdrawal of Aggression from the Rome Statute, James Nicholas
Boeving* Copyright (c) 2005 Michigan State University College of Law Michigan State Journal of International
Law, 2005, 13 Mich. St. J. Int'l L. 263, 10048 words, SYMPOSIUM: POST-CONFLICT JUSTICE: FROM MALMEDY TO HALABJA: UNIVERSITY
OF IDAHO COLLEGE OF LAW: 2ND ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL LAW SYMPOSIUM: COEUR D'ALENE, IDAHO: MARCH 18-21, 2004: ATTACK ON THE
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: A POLICY OF IMPUNITY , Angela R. Kircher* Copyright (c) 2005 Michigan State University College
of Law Michigan State Journal of International Law, 2005, 13 Mich. St. J. Int'l L. 263, 10048 words, SYMPOSIUM: POST-CONFLICT
JUSTICE: FROM MALMEDY TO HALABJA: UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO COLLEGE OF LAW: 2ND ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL LAW SYMPOSIUM: COEUR D'ALENE,
IDAHO: MARCH 18-21, 2004: ATTACK ON THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: A POLICY OF IMPUNITY , Angela R. Kircher*
Copyright (c) 2005 Naval Law Review, 2005, 52 Naval L. Rev. 151, 13448 words, ARTICLE, ESSAY & NOTE: DON'T
TREAD ON ME: ABSENCE OF JURISDICTION BY THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT OVER THE U.S. AND OTHER NON-SIGNATORY STATES, Lieutenant
Jon Stephens, JAGC, USN * 694. Copyright (c) 2005 Georgetown International
Environmental Law Review Georgetown International Environmental Law Review, Summer 2005, 17 Geo. Int'l Envtl. L. Rev.
616, 11230 words, SYMPOSIUM: The International Responses to the Environmental Impacts of War *: AFTERNOON PANEL --ACCOUNTABILITY
AND LIABILITY: LEGAL TOOLS AVAILABLE TO THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY, Moderator: Jay Austin Panelists: Rymn Parsons, Mark Drumbl,
Charles Sheehan-Miles, Julia Klee Copyright (c) 2005 Regent University, School of Law Regent Journal
of International Law, 2005, 3 Regent J. Int'l L. 143, 17353 words, NOTE: Eradicating Sudanese Slavery: The sudanese government
and the abuse of islam, Sarah L. Dygert * Copyright (c) 2005 University of Texas at Austin School
of Law Publications, Inc. Texas International Law Journal, Winter, 2005, 40 Tex. Int'l L.J. 263, 23708 words, ARTICLE:
The Competence of the Security Council to Terminate the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, Ademola Abass+
697. Copyright (c) 2005 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International Law Journal,
January, 2005, 28 Fordham Int'l L.J. 292, 5960 words, ESSAY: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT:
A NEW AND NECESSARY INSTITUTION MERITING CONTINUED INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT, Philippe Kirsch* 698.
Copyright (c) 2005 Washington College of Law, American University American University International
Law Review, 2005, 20 Am. U. Int'l L. Rev. 293, 23271 words, ARTICLE: The Rome Statute, Some Reservations Concerning Amnesties,
and a Distributive Problem, Dwight G. Newman* 699. Copyright (c) 2005
by the Case Western Reserve University School of Law Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, 2005, 37 Case W. Res.
J. Int'l L. 11, 4661 words, ARTICLE: International Criminal Law -How Long Will Some Miss the Missing Link?, Dr. Hans Corell
+ Copyright (c) 2005 Washington University Washington University Global Studies Law Review, 2005,
4 Wash. U. Global Stud. L. Rev. 187, 6197 words, RECENT DEVELOPMENT: CURING THE HUMANITARIAN CRISIS: RESOLUTION 1502, Lindsay
Jill Suttenberg* Copyright (c) 2005 The American Society of International Law American Journal of
International Law, January, 2005, 99 A.J.I.L. 287, 2636 words, RECENT BOOK ON INTERNATIONAL LAW:
BOOK REVIEW: Introduction to International Criminal Law, MARK A. DRUMBL, Washington & Lee University, School of Law and
EDITED BY RICHARD B. BILDER Copyright (c) 2005 by the Case Western Reserve University School of
Law Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, 2005, 37 Case W. Res. J. Int'l L. 453, 10836 words, War Crimes
Research Symposium: "Terrorism on Trial": Beyond the Montreal Convention *, John P. Grant + 703.
Copyright (c) 2005 The University of Chicago Chicago Journal of International Law, Winter, 2005,
5 Chi. J. Int'l L. 405, 6805 words, ARTICLE: WAR, INTERNATIONAL LAW, AND SOVEREIGNTY: REEVALUATING THE RULES OF THE GAME
IN A NEW CENTURY: Terrorism: The Politics of Prosecution, Madeline Morris * 704.
Copyright (c) 2005 Washington University Washington University Global Studies Law Review, 2005, 4 Wash. U. Global
Stud. L. Rev. 329, 7108 words, ESSAY: AN AMERICAN VISION FOR GLOBAL JUSTICE: TAKING THE RULE OF (INTERNATIONAL) LAW SERIOUSLY,
LEILA NADYA SADAT* Copyright (c) 2005 Michigan State University College of Law Michigan State Journal
of International Law, 2005, 13 Mich. St. J. Int'l L. 179, 7318 words, SYMPOSIUM: POST-CONFLICT JUSTICE: FROM MALMEDY TO
HALABJA: UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO COLLEGE OF LAW: 2ND ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL LAW SYMPOSIUM: COEUR D'ALENE, IDAHO: MARCH
18-21, 2004: HUMAN RIGHTS AS GUIDING PRINCIPLES IN THE CONTEXT OF POST CONFLICT JUSTICE , Anja Seibert-Fohr*
706. Copyright (c) 2005 Michigan State University College of Law Michigan State Journal
of International Law, 2005, 13 Mich. St. J. Int'l L. 179, 7318 words, SYMPOSIUM: POST-CONFLICT JUSTICE: FROM MALMEDY TO
HALABJA: UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO COLLEGE OF LAW: 2ND ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL LAW SYMPOSIUM: COEUR D'ALENE, IDAHO: MARCH
18-21, 2004: HUMAN RIGHTS AS GUIDING PRINCIPLES IN THE CONTEXT OF POST CONFLICT JUSTICE , Anja Seibert-Fohr*
707. Copyright (c) 2005 Trustees of Indiana University Indiana International & Comparative
Law Review, 2005, 16 Ind. Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 1, 19256 words, ARTICLE: THE SECURITY COUNCIL, THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
COURT, AND THE CRIME OF AGGRESSION: HOW EXCLUSIVE IS THE SECURITY COUNCIL'S POWER TO DETERMINE AGGRESSION?, Mark S. Stein
* 708. Copyright (c) 2005 Georgetown International Environmental Law Review
Georgetown International Environmental Law Review, Summer 2005, 17 Geo. Int'l Envtl. L. Rev. 673, 13680 words, ARTICLE:
Criminal Punishment for Environmental Damage: Individual and State Responsibility at a Crossroad, MARCOS A. ORELLANA *
Copyright (c) 2005 by the Case Western Reserve University School of Law Case Western Reserve Journal of International
Law, 2005, 37 Case W. Res. J. Int'l L. 421, 8030 words, War Crimes Research Symposium: "Terrorism on Trial":
State Actors in an International Definition of Terrorism from a Human Rights Perspective *, Bruce Broomhall + Copyright
(c) 2005 Northwestern University Law Review Northwestern University Law Review, Winter, 2005, 99 Nw. U.L. Rev. 539, 33629
words, ARTICLE: Collective Violence and Individual Punishment: The Criminality of Mass Atrocity, Mark A. Drumbl*
711. Copyright (c) 2005 Georgetown International Environmental Law Review Georgetown
International Environmental Law Review, Summer 2005, 17 Geo. Int'l Envtl. L. Rev. 651, 9637 words, ARTICLE: Prosecuting
Members of the U.S. Military for Wartime Environmental Crimes, ERIC TALBOT JENSEN * and JAMES J. TEIXEIRA, JR. **
712. Copyright (c) 2005 Ohio State Journal on Dispute Resolution Ohio State Journal
on Dispute Resolution, 2005, 20 Ohio St. J. on Disp. Resol. 69, 13367 words, ARTICLE: Rough Justice: Establishing the Rule
of Law in Post-Conflict Territories, SIMON CHESTERMAN * 713. Copyright
(c) 2005 Israel Law Review Israel Law Review, Winter / Spring, 2005, 38 Isr. L. Rev. 358, 8618 words, ARTICLE: D. The
ICJ's Advisory Opinion and International Relations Theory: HUMAN RIGHTS, DEMOCRACY, AND THE INESCAPABILITY OF POLITICS;
OR, HUMAN DIGNITY THICK AND THIN, Yehudah Mirsky * Copyright (c) 2005 North Carolina Journal of
International Law & Commercial Regulation Inc. North Carolina Journal of International Law & Commercial Regulation,
Winter, 2005, 31 N.C.J. Int'l L. & Com. Reg. 463, 35790 words, COMMENT: National Identity and Liberalism in International
Law: Three Models, Justin Desautels-Stein 715. Copyright (c) 2005 Washington
University Washington University Global Studies Law Review, 2005, 4 Wash. U. Global Stud. L. Rev. 205, 1444 words, REMARK:
US ANTAGONISM TOWARD THE INTERNATIONAL RULE OF LAW: THE VIEW OF A CONCERNED "OUTSIDER", JUSTICE RICHARD J. GOLDSTONE*
716. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, March 2005, ICJ 3.1(162),
CRIMINAL, Reflections On The Exercise Of Prosecutorial Discretion In International Criminal Law, Luc Cote, Chief of Prosecutions,
Special Court for Sierra Leone 717. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
JUSTICE, March 2005, ICJ 3.1(35), CRIMINAL, 'Unless Otherwise Provided' --Article 30 Of The ICC Statute And The Mental
Element Of Crimes Under International Criminal Law, Gerhard Werle, Professor, Humboldt University Berlin; Member of the Advisory
Board and Florian Jessberger, Senior Research Fellow, Humboldt University Berlin 718.
JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, March 2005, ICJ 3.1(124), CRIMINAL, Symposium --Prosecutorial
Discretion --Prosecutorial Discretion Before National Courts And International Tribunals n1 , Daniel D. Ntanda Nsereko, Professor
of Law, University of Botswana, Gaborone, Botswana; LL.B. (University of East Africa); M.C.J. (Howard University); LL.M. (New
York University); J.S.D. (New York University); Certificate in International Law (The Hague Academy of International Law);
Advocate, High Court of Uganda JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, March 2005, ICJ 3.1(145), CRIMINAL, Prosecutorial
Discretion And International Criminal Justice, Hassan B. Jallow, Chief Prosecutor, International Criminal Tribunal for
Rwanda (ICTR) Copyright (c) 2005 Chapman Law Review Chapman Law Review, Spring, 2005, 8 Chap. L.
Rev. 179, 10639 words, INTERNATIONAL LAW SYMPOSIUM: ARTICLE: The Transformation of State Sovereign Rights and Responsibilities
Under the Rome Statute for the International Criminal Court, Michael J. Struett* Copyright
(c) 2005 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, April, 2005, 99 A.J.I.L.
370, 10903 words, DEVELOPMENTS AT THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: CONSTRUCTION SITE FOR MORE JUSTICE: THE INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT AFTER TWO YEARS, By Hans-Peter Kaul* 722. Copyright (c)
2005 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, April, 2005, 99 A.J.I.L.
421, 8013 words, DEVELOPMENTS AT THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT'S AD HOC JURISDICTION
REVISITED, By Carsten Stahn, Mohamed M. El Zeidy, and Hector Olasolo* 723. JOURNAL
OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, April 2005, ICJ 3.2(323), CRIMINAL LAW, An Attempt to Explain the Position of the
USA towards the ICC, Gerhard Hafner Professor of International law at the University of Vienna, member of the International
Law Commission, and Head of the Austrian Delegation at the UN Diplomatic Conference for the establishment of the ICC, Member
associe of the Institut de droit international. The views expressed herein are those of the author alone and do not necessarily
reflect the views of the institutions with which he is or has been associated. [gerhard.hafner@univie.ac.at]
724. Copyright (c) 2005 Oklahoma Law Review Oklahoma Law Review, Spring, 2005, 58 Okla.
L. Rev. 97, 20449 words, COMMENT: International Law: The Compatibility of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal
Court with the U.S. Bilateral Immunity Agreements Included in the American Servicemembers' Protection Act , Eric M. Meyer
725. Copyright (c) 2005 The American Society of International Law American
Journal of International Law, April, 2005, 99 A.J.I.L. 385, 12320 words, DEVELOPMENTS AT THE INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT: THE LAW-IN-ACTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, By Mahnoush H. Arsanjani and W. Michael Reisman*
726. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, April 2005, ICJ 3.2(333), CRIMINAL LAW,
Articles-Article 98(2) of the Rome Statute: America's Original Intent, David Scheffer Visiting Professor at The George
Washington University Law School and the former US Ambassador at Large for War Crimes Issues (1997-2001), when he headed
the US delegation to the United Nations negotiations on the International Criminal Court. [djscheffer@law.gwu.edu]
Copyright (c) 2005 President and Fellows of Harvard College The Harvard Human Rights Journal, Spring, 2005, 18
Harv. Hum. Rts. J. 55, 15144 words, ARTICLE: The Definition of "Gender" in the Rome Statute of the International
Criminal Court: A Step Forward or Back for International Criminal Justice?, Valerie Oosterveld * Copyright (c) 2005 Pace University
School of Law Pace International Law Review, Spring, 2005, 17 Pace Int'l L. Rev. 47, 5067 words, BLAINE SLOAN LECTURE:
THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AND THE ENFORCEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE: The Nineteenth Blaine Sloan Lecture on International
Law Pace Law School March 8, 2005, Presented by Judge Philippe Kirsch, President of the International Criminal Court
JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, April 2005, ICJ 3.2(525), CRIMINAL LAW, Review-The Competing Jurisdictions
of International Courts and Tribunals, Alan Nissel n17 Doctoral Candidate, University of Helsinki; Member of the Editorial
Committee nissel@nyu.edu 730. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE,
April 2005, ICJ 3.2(314), CRIMINAL LAW, Editorial Com-ments-USA and the ICC (Part II)-Are There Hopes of Reconciliation? The
Basic Reasons for US Hostility to the ICC in Light of the Negotiating History of the Rome Statute, Giovanni Conso Former Minister
of Justice, Italy; former President of the Italian Constitutional Court; Head of the Italian Delegation to the 1998 Diplomatic
Conference for the Drafting of the ICC Statute, and President of the Conference. Currently President of the Accademia dei
Lincei 731. Copyright (c) 2005 Pace University School of Law Pace International
Law Review, Spring, 2005, 17 Pace Int'l L. Rev. 1, 13745 words, ARTICLE: HEARING THE VICTIM'S VOICE: ANALYSIS OF VICTIMS'
ADVOCATE PARTICIPATION IN THE TRIAL PROCEEDING OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Gerard J. Mekjian+ and Mathew C. Varughese+
Copyright (c) 2005 New York University Law Review New York University Law Review, April, 2005, 80
N.Y.U.L. Rev. 241, 15833 words, NOTE: IN PURSUIT OF ACCOUNTABILITY: THE RED CROSS, WAR CORRESPONDENTS, AND EVIDENTIARY PRIVILEGES
IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNALS, Emily Ann Berman* 733. Copyright
(c) 2005 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, April, 2005, 99 A.J.I.L.
359, 7976 words, EDITORIAL COMMENT: JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE AND IMPARTIALITY IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNALS, By Theodor
Meron* 734. Copyright (c) 2005 Syracuse Journal of International Law and
Commerce Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce, Spring, 2005, 32 Syracuse J. Int'l L. & Com. 345,
14935 words, NOTE: EXERCISING THEIR RIGHTS: NATIVE AMERICAN NATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES ENHANCING POLITICAL SOVEREIGNTY THROUGH
RATIFICATION OF THE ROME STATUTE, Kristoffer P. Kiefer* 735. Copyright
(c) 2005 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, April, 2005, 99 A.J.I.L.
403, 14154 words, DEVELOPMENTS AT THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: THE LORD'S RESISTANCE ARMY CASE: UGANDA'S
SUBMISSION OF THE FIRST STATE REFERRAL TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, By Payam, Akhavan* Copyright
(c) 2005 Human Rights Brief Human Rights Brief, Spring, 2005, 12 Hum. Rts. Br. 37, 5226 words, COLUMN: UPDATES FROM THE INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURTS, Mario Cava and Tejal Jesrani and Christian De Vos and Anna Triponel and Anne Heindel JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL JUSTICE, April 2005, ICJ 3.2(530), CRIMINAL LAW, Review-In-ternational Justice and the International Criminal Court:
Between Sovereignty and the Rule of Law, Cecile Aptel Legal Advisor, OTP, ICTY n* ; Member of the Editorial Committee
cecileaptel@yahoo.co.uk 738. Copyright (c) 2005 Board of Regents of the
University of Wisconsin System Wisconsin Women's Law Journal, Spring, 2005, 20 Wis. Women's L.J. 137, 16455 words,
TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION: FROM BOSNIA TO SUDAN: SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN MODERN ARMED CONFLICT, Stephanie N. Sackellares*
739. Copyright (c) 2005 Chapman Law Review Chapman Law Review, Spring,
2005, 8 Chap. L. Rev. 153, 10748 words, INTERNATIONAL LAW SYMPOSIUM: ARTICLE: Promoting Accountability for Human Rights
Abuses, Jon M. Van Dyke* 740. Copyright (c) 2005 Dickinson School of Law,
Carlisle, PA Penn State International Law Review, Spring, 2005, 23 Penn St. Int'l L. Rev. 857, 17312 words, Article: Criminalizing
Destruction of Cultural Property: A Proposal for Defining New Crimes under the Rome Statute of the ICC, Yaron Gottlieb*
Copyright (c) 2005 South Texas Law Review, Inc. South Texas Law Review, Spring, 2005, 46 S. Tex. L. Rev. 579,
7222 words, A TRIBUTE TO UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE DAVID HITTNER: JOHN W. TURNER LECTURE: The Implications for the Legal
Profession of Conflicts Between International Law and National Law, John Dugard* 742.
Copyright (c) 2005 The Yale Law Journal Company The Yale Law Journal, April, 2005, 114 Yale L.J. 1193, 21873 words,
SYMPOSIUM: ON DEMOCRATIC GROUND: NEW PERSEPCTIVES ON JOHN HART ELY: DEMOCRACY AND DISTRUST: Globalization and Distrust, Anupam
Chander+ 743. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, April 2005, ICJ
3.2(469), CRIMINAL LAW, No Amnesty or Statute of Limitation for Enforced Disappearances: The Sandoval Case before the Supreme
Court of Chile, Fannie Lafontaine LL.B. (Hons) Laval, LL.M. (Hons) Cantab. The author wishes to thank Francois Larocque
for his precious comments. [flafontaine@yahoo.com] 744. Copyright (c)
2005 Michigan Law Review Michigan Law Review, May, 2005, 103 Mich. L. Rev. 1295, 14554 words, 2005 SURVEY OF BOOKS RELATED
TO THE LAW: PLURALIZING INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE: From Nuremberg to The Hague: The Future of International Criminal
Justice. Edited by Philippe Sands., Mark A. Drumbl* 745. Copyright (c)
2005 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, June, 2005, 28 Fordham Int'l L.J.
1566, 12786 words, ARTICLE: THE DICHOTOMY BETWEEN JUDICIAL ECONOMY AND EQUALITY OF ARMS WITHIN INTERNATIONAL AND INTERNATIONALIZED
CRIMINAL TRIALS: A DEFENSE PERSPECTIVE, Geert-Jan Alexander Knoops* Copyright (c) 2005 New York City Law Review New York City
Law Review, Summer, 2005, 8 N.Y. City L. Rev. 1, 21311 words, CUTTING-EDGE ISSUES IN PUBLIC INTEREST LAWYERING: WAR ON THE
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Mark D. Kielsgard * Copyright (c) 2005 The American Society of
International Law American Journal of International Law, July, 2005, 99 A.J.I.L. 615, 2235 words,
EDITORIAL COMMENT: ON PAYING THE PIPER: FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR SECURITY COUNCIL REFERRALS TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
COURT, By W. Michael Reisman 748. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE,
July 2005, ICJ 3.3(695), CRIMINAL LAW, Articles-Complementarity, Amnesties and Alternative Forms of Justice: Some Interpretative
Guidelines for the International Criminal Court, Carsten Stahn LL.M. (NYU), LL.M. (Cologne-Paris 1); Associate Legal Adviser,
International Criminal Court. The views expressed in this article are those of the author alone and do not necessarily reflect
the views of the ICC 749. Copyright (c) 2005 Women's Rights Law Reporter,
Rutgers--The State University of New Jersey Women's Rights Law Reporter, Spring / Summer, 2005, 26 Women's Rights
L. Rep. 97, 18984 words, ARTICLE: Reconceptualizing Female Trafficking: The Inhuman Trade in Women, Alison Cole*
750. Copyright (c) 2005 The American Society of International Law American Journal of
International Law, July, 2005, 99 A.J.I.L. 691, 1219 words, CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED
STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: GENERAL INTERNATIONAL AND U.S. FOREIGN RELATIONS LAW: United States Abstains on
Security Council Resolution Authorizing Referral of Darfur Atrocities to International Criminal Court, EDITED BY JOHN R. CROOK
751. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, July 2005, ICJ 3.3(608),
CRIMINAL LAW, Symposium-ICC and Non-Party States-China's Attitude Towards the ICC, Lu JianpingProfessor, Law School of
Renmin University, China; JD; Acting Director, Research Centre of Criminal Jurisprudence, Renmin University; Deputy Secretary-General
of the International Association of Penal Law (AIDP) [ljp@ruc.edu.cn] Wang Zhixiang Professor, Law School, Hebei University,
China; JD; post-doctoral fellow of the Law Institute of China, Academy of Social Sciences 752.
JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, July 2005, ICJ 3.3(590), CRIMINAL LAW, Comments on the Security Council
Referral of the Situation in Darfur to the ICC, Luigi Condorelli Professor of International Law, University of Florence; Honorary
Professor, University of Geneva; luigi.condorelli@unifi.it Annalisa Ciampi Assistant Professor of International Law,
University of Florence; Ph.D., University of Rome La Sapienza; LL.M. (Harvard); annalisa.ciampi@unifi.it 753.
Copyright (c) 2005 The John Marshall Law School The John Marshall Law Review, Summer, 2005, 38 J.
Marshall L. Rev. 1227, 5640 words, ESSAY: THE EVOLVING NATURE OF THE CRIME OF GENOCIDE, Professor Ralph Ruebner*
JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, July 2005, ICJ 3.3(635), CRIMINAL LAW, The Islamic Republic of
Iran and the ICC, Hirad Abtahi Diplome d'etudes approfondies de Droit International, Robert Schuman University, Strasbourg;
Legal Adviser, Presidency, International Criminal Court (ICC); formerly Associate Legal Officer for the Miloevic case,
Trial Chamber III, International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. The views expressed in this article are those
of the author in his personal capacity and not necessarily those of the ICC or of the United Nations. The author
wishes to express his gratitude to Safinaz Jadali for her assistance; hiradabtahi@yahoo.ca
JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, July 2005, ICJ 3.3(721), CRIMINAL LAW, Child Witnesses and the International
Criminal Justice System Does the International Criminal Court Protect the Most Vulnerable?, Stuart Beresford Senior Legal
Adviser, New Zealand Ministry of Justice. The views expressed herein are those of the author alone and do not necessarily
reflect the views of the Ministry [s.beresford@paradise.net.nz] JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
JUSTICE, July 2005, ICJ 3.3(778), CRIMINAL LAW, Notes and Com-ments-Should Genocide Subsume Crimes Against Humanity?Some Remarks
in the Light of the Krstic Appeal Judgement, Fulvio Maria Palombino Researcher, Faculty of Law, University of Naples, Federico
II [fulpalombino@libero.it] 757. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE,
July 2005, ICJ 3.3(621), CRIMINAL LAW, The ICC and Russian Constitutional Problems, Bakhtiyar Tuzmukhamedov Professor
of International Law, Diplomatic Academy, Moscow; btuz@newmail.ru. The views expressed in this paper are those of the author;
they may differ from those of the Russian Government, and should not be attributed to persons or institutions with which
the author may be associated Copyright (c) 2005 New England Journal of International and Comparative
Law New England Journal of International and Comparative Law, Fall, 2005, 12 New Eng. J. Int'l & Comp. L. 119, 5836
words, Article: Gender-Sensitive Justice and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda: Lessons Learned for the International
Criminal Court, Valerie Oosterveld* Copyright (c) 2005 Tulsa Journal of Comparative & International
Law Tulsa Journal of Comparative & International Law, Fall, 2005, 13 Tulsa J. Comp. & Int'l L. 1, 27588 words,
ARTICLE: PAY BACK TIME IN SUDAN? DARFUR IN THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Nsongurua J. Udombana + 760.
Copyright (c) 2005 ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law ILSA Journal of International
& Comparative Law, Fall, 2005, 12 ILSA J Int'l & Comp L 183, 24218 words, NOTE AND COMMENT: CLOSING THE GAPS IN
UNITED STATES LAW AND IMPLEMENTING THE ROME STATUTE: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH , Michael P. Hatchell* 761.
Copyright (c) 2005 Pace University School of Law Pace International Law Review, Fall, 2005, 17 Pace
Int'l L. Rev. 161, 6991 words, FIRST ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: MOOT COMPETITION: KEYNOTE ADDRESS: THE
FUTURE U.S. RELATIONSHIP WITH THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT*: An Address on October 14, 2005, David Scheffer+
762. Copyright (c) 2005 ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law ILSA Journal
of International & Comparative Law, Fall, 2005, 12 ILSA J Int'l & Comp L 87, 4480 words, ARTICLE AND ESSAY: THE
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AND HUMAN RIGHTS ENFORCEMENT IN AFRICA , Obasi Okafor-Obasi* Copyright
(c) 2005 Pace University School of Law Pace International Law Review, Fall, 2005, 17 Pace Int'l L. Rev. 201, 6651 words,
FIRST ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: MOOT COMPETITION: BEST MEMORIAL FOR VICTIM'S ADVOCATE, International Criminal
Court Victims' Advodate: Santa Clara University School of Law: Thomas Howe, Eric
Ortner and Allison Surowitz Copyright (c) 2005 Northwestern School of Law of Lewis & Clark College
Lewis & Clark Law Review, Fall, 2005, 9 Lewis & Clark L. Rev. 547, 5885 words, SYMPOSIUM: CRIME VICTIM LAW: THEORY
AND PRACTICE: SYMPOSIUM ARTICLE: SYMPOSIUM ARTICLE: JUSTICE AND FAIRNESS IN THE PROTECTION OF CRIME VICTIMS, by George P.
Fletcher* Copyright (c) 2005 Cornell International Law Journal Cornell International Law Journal,
Fall, 2005, 38 Cornell Int'l L.J. 673, 24168 words, SYMPOSIUM: Milosevic & Hussein on Trial: PANEL 1: Global or Local
Justice: Who Should Try Ousted Leaders?: Emasculating the Philosophy of International Criminal Justice in the Iraqi Special
Tribunal, Farhad Malekian + 766. Copyright (c) 2005 University of Miami
International and Comparative Law Review, Fall, 2005, 13 U. Miami Int'l & Comp. L. Rev.
1, 32066 words, ARTICLE: THE ICC PROSECUTOR, COLLATERAL DAMAGE, AND NGOS: EVALUATING THE RISK OF A POLITICIZED PROSECUTION,
Richard John Galvin * 767. Copyright (c) 2005 Cornell International Law
Journal Cornell International Law Journal, Fall, 2005, 38 Cornell Int'l L.J. 649, 12354 words, SYMPOSIUM: Milosevic &
Hussein on Trial: KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Ending Impunity: How International Criminal Law Can Put Tyrants on Trial, Geoffrey
Robertson QC + 768. Copyright (c) 2005 Pace University School of Law Pace
International Law Review, Fall, 2005, 17 Pace Int'l L. Rev. 179, 6445 words, FIRST ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT:
MOOT COMPETITION: BEST MEMORIAL FOR PROSECUTION, International Criminal Court Prosecutors: University of Connecticut School
of Law: Jessica E. Elliott and Kristina A. Sadlak 769. Copyright
(c) 2005 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, October, 2005, 99
A.J.I.L. 778, 25528 words, ARTICLE: FEMINISM AND ITS (DIS)CONTENTS: CRIMINALIZING WARTIME RAPE IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA,
By Karen Engle * 770. Copyright (c) 2005 Northwestern University, School
of Law Northwestern University Journal of International Human Rights, Fall, 2005, 4 Nw. U. J. Int'l Hum. Rts. 118, 10093
words, SYMPOSIUM: The Collective International Responsibility to Protect: The Case of Darfur, BRIDGET ARIMOND*, GEORGETTE
GAGNON**, PAUL LEMMENS, RICHARD WILLIAMSON, DAVID SCHEFFER*** and AUDIENCE MEMBER 771.
Copyright (c) 2005 The American Society of Comparative Law, Inc. The American Journal of Comparative Law, Fall,
2005, 53 Am. J. Comp. L. 835, 29068 words, ARTICLE: The Rise of Managerial Judging in International Criminal Law, MAXIMO
LANGER* Copyright (c) 2005 New England Journal of International and Comparative Law New England
Journal of International and Comparative Law, Fall, 2005, 12 New Eng. J. Int'l & Comp. L. 89, 7450 words, Article:
From the ICTR to ICC: Learning From the ICTR Experience in Bringing Justice to Rwandans, Jean-Marie Kamatali* Copyright (c)
2005 Cornell International Law Journal Cornell International Law Journal, Fall, 2005, 38 Cornell Int'l L.J. 725, 13413
words, SYMPOSIUM: Milosevic & Hussein on Trial: PANEL 1: Global or Local Justice: Who Should Try Ousted Leaders?:
In Defense of Hybridity: Towards a Representational Theory of International Criminal Justice, Frederic Megret +
Copyright (c) 2005 Northwestern University School of Law Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business,
Fall, 2005, 26 NW. J. INT'L L. & BUS. 43, 17078 words, ARTICLE: Beyond the Alien Tort Claims Act: Alternative Approaches
to Attributing Liability to Corporations for Extraterritorial Abuses, Barnali Choudhury* 775.
Copyright (c) 2005 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, October, 2005,
99 A.J.I.L. 747, 20769 words, ARTICLE: APPLYING THE DEATH PENALTY TO CRIMES OF GENOCIDE, By Jens
David Ohlin * 776. Copyright (c) 2005 Human Rights Brief Human Rights
Brief, Fall, 2005, 13 Hum. Rts. Br. 10, 4306 words, IN THIS ISSUE: De Facto v. De Jure Equality in the International Criminal
Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, by Brianne McGonigle 777. Copyright
(c) 2005 Cornell International Law Journal Cornell International Law Journal, Fall, 2005, 38 Cornell Int'l L.J. 949, 12051
words, SYMPOSIUM: Milosevic & Hussein on Trial: PANEL 3: The Trial Process: Prosecution, Defense and Investigation: Former
Heads of State on Trial, Mikhail Wladimiroff + 778. Copyright (c) 2005
McGill Law Journal McGill Law Journal, November, 2005, 50 McGill L.J. 687, 3841 words, BOOK REVIEW / RECENSION COMPARATIVE:
Child Soldiers: Legal and Military Challenges in Confronting a Global Phenomenon, Reviewed by Benjamin E.A. Perrin*
779. Copyright (c) 2005 University of California, Hastings College of Law Hastings Law
Journal, December, 2005, 57 Hastings L.J. 423, 16082 words, Note: U.S. Officials' Vulnerability
to "Global Justice": Will Universal Jurisdiction over War Crimes Make Traveling for Pleasure Less Pleasurable?,
Amanda L. Morgan* 780. Copyright (c) 2006 Suffolk Transnational Law Review
Suffolk Transnational Law Review, Winter, 2006, 30 Suffolk Transnat'l L. Rev. 167, 12377 words, NOTE: WILLFUL IGNORANCE
-CONTEXTUALIZING U.S. POLICY TOWARD THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Steven Veenema 781.
Copyright (c) 2006 Berkeley Journal of International Law Berkeley Journal of International Law, 2006, 24 Berkeley
J. Int'l L. 650, 12588 words, ARTICLE: The U.N. Security Council's Referral of the Crimes
in Darfur to the International Criminal Court in Light of U.S. Opposition to the Court: Implications for the International
Criminal Court's Functions and Status, By Corrina Heyder 782. Copyright
(c) 2006 Boston College International & Comparative Law Review Boston College International and Comparat
ive Law Review, Winter, 2006, 29 B.C. Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 1, 10756 words, ARTICLE: THE ANXIETY OF SOVEREIGNTY:
BRITAIN, THE UNITED STATES AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, DOUGLAS E. EDLIN * Copyright (c)
2006 Michigan State University College of Law Michigan State Journal of International Law, 2006, 14 Mich. St. J. Int'l
L. 39, 14629 words, SYMPOSIUM: FROM NUREMBERG TO ABU GHRAIB: THE RELEVANCE OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW TO THE GLOBAL
WAR ON TERROR: FEBRUARY 7, 2005: CONFLICT PREVENTION AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: DETERRENCE IN A CHANGING WORLD
, Wasana Punyasena* 784. Copyright (c) 2006 Michigan State University
College of Law Michigan State Journal of International Law, 2006, 14 Mich. St. J. Int'l L. 39, 14629 words, SYMPOSIUM:
FROM NUREMBERG TO ABU GHRAIB: THE RELEVANCE OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW TO THE GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR: FEBRUARY 7, 2005:
CONFLICT PREVENTION AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: DETERRENCE IN A CHANGING WORLD , Wasana Punyasena*
Copyright (c) 2006 Washington University Washington University Global Studies Law Review, 2006, 5 Wash. U. Global
Stud. L. Rev. 403, 8549 words, NOTE: RE-SHAPING THE "MONROE DOCTRINE": UNITED STATES POLICY CONCERNS IN LATIN
AMERICA URGENTLY CALL FOR RATIFICATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Tom Madison* Copyright
(c) 2006 Michigan State University College of Law Michigan State Journal of International Law, 2006, 14 Mich. St. J. Int'l
L. 1, 3729 words, SYMPOSIUM: FROM NUREMBERG TO ABU GHRAIB: THE RELEVANCE OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW TO THE GLOBAL
WAR ON TERROR: FEBRUARY 7, 2005: KEYNOTE ADDRESS , Honorable Richard J. Goldstone* 787.
Copyright (c) 2006 Michigan State University College of Law Michigan State Journal of International Law, 2006,
14 Mich. St. J. Int'l L. 1, 3729 words, SYMPOSIUM: FROM NUREMBERG TO ABU GHRAIB: THE RELEVANCE OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
LAW TO THE GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR: FEBRUARY 7, 2005: KEYNOTE ADDRESS , Honorable Richard J. Goldstone* 788.
Copyright (c) 2006 Washington College of Law, American University American University International
Law Review, 2006, 21 Am. U. Int'l L. Rev. 517, 2136 words, Symposium: International Criminal Tribunals in the 21st Century:
Lessons Learned: Building on the Success of the Current International Tribunal Framework to Develop the Next Era of War Crimes
Tribunals, Aryeh Neier* 789. Copyright (c) 2006 Loyola University Chicago
Loyola University Chicago International Law Review, Fall / Winter, 2006, 4 Loy. Int'l L. Rev. 107, 16154 words, FEATURE
ARTICLE: The International Criminal Court: Defining Complementarity and Divining Implications for the United States, Julie
B. Martin + 790. Copyright (c) 2006 The College of William and Mary William
and Mary Journal of Women and the Law, Winter, 2006, 12 Wm. & Mary J. of Women & L. 499, 10665 words, NOTE: GENDER-BASED
WAR CRIMES: INCIDENCE AND EF FECTIVENESS OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL PROSECUTION
, Andrea R. Phelps * Copyright (c) 2006 Michigan State University College of Law Michigan State
Journal of International Law, 2006, 14 Mich. St. J. Int'l L. 121, 6422 words, SYMPOSIUM: FROM NUREMBERG TO ABU GHRAIB:
THE RELEVANCE OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW TO THE GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR: FEBRUARY 7, 2005: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
COURT (ICC) AND TERRORISM AS AN INTERNATIONAL CRIME , Christian Much* Copyright (c) 2006 Michigan
State University College of Law Michigan State Journal of International Law, 2006, 14 Mich. St. J. Int'l L. 121, 6422
words, SYMPOSIUM: FROM NUREMBERG TO ABU GHRAIB: THE RELEVANCE OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW TO THE GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR:
FEBRUARY 7, 2005: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (ICC) AND TERRORISM AS AN INTERNATIONAL CRIME , Christian Much*
793. Copyright (c) 2006 Washington University Washington University Law Review, 2006,
84 Wash. U. L. Rev. 1941, 21809 words, NOTE: CAN THE PRESIDENT "UNSIGN" A TREATY? A CONSTITUTIONAL INQUIRY, Luke
A. McLaurin* Copyright (c) 2006-2007 Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law Case Western
Reserve Journal of International Law, 2006 / 2007, 39 Case W. Res. J. Int'l L. 325, 13085 words, LESSONS FROM THE SADDAM
TRIAL: ICC INABILITY DETERMINATIONS IN LIGHT OF THE DUJAIL CASE, Gregory S. McNeal * Copyright
(c) 2006 Columbia Journal of Transnational Law Association, Inc. Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, 2006, 44 Colum. J.
Transnat'l L. 377, 39025 words, Article: Judicial Policy-Making at the International Criminal Court: An Institutional
Guide to Analyzing International Adjudication, Jared Wessel* 796. Copyright
(c) 2006 Columbia Journal of Transnational Law Association, Inc. Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, 2006, 44 Colum. J.
Transnat'l L. 801, 26402 words, ARTICLE: The Challenge of a Global Standard of Justice: Peace, Pluralism, and Punishment
at the International Criminal Court, Eric Blumenson* 797. Copyright (c)
2006 The Columbia Law Review Columbia Law Review, January, 2006, 106 Colum. L. Rev. 182, 13916 words, NOTE: RESTRUCTURING
THE ICC FRAMEWORK TO ADVANCE TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE: A SEARCH FOR A PERMANENT SOLUTION IN SUDAN, Rosanna Lipscomb
798. Copyright (c) 2006 Virginia Journal of International Law Virginia Journal of International
Law, Winter, 2006, 46 Va. J. Int'l L. 319, 11885 words, ARTICLE: International Criminal Courts
-A Stormy Adolescence, Patricia M. Wald* Copyright (c) 2006 Washington University Washington University
Law Review, 2006, 84 Wash. U. L. Rev. 777, 24444 words, ARTICLE: DO INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNALS DETER OR EXACERBATE HUMANITARIAN
ATROCITIES?, JULIAN KU* and JIDE NZELIBE** 800. Copyright (c) 2006 Vanderbilt
University Vanderbilt Law Review, January, 2006, 59 Vand. L. Rev. 1, 31248 words, ART ICLE:
When Courts Make Law: How the International Criminal Tribunals Recast the Laws of War, Allison Marston Danner*
Copyright (c) 2006 by the Southwestern University School of Law Southwestern Journal of Law and Trade in the Americas,
2006, 12 Sw. J.L. & Trade Am. 429, 21058 words, ARTICLE: ENDING IMPUNITY IN THE AMERICAS: THE ROLE OF THE INTER-AMERICAN
HUMAN RIGHTS SYSTEM IN ADVANCING ACCOUNTABILITY FOR SERIOUS CRIMES UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW, Brian D. Tittemore*
Copyright (c) 2006-2007 Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law Case Western Reserve Journal of International
Law, 2006 / 2007, 38 Case W. Res. J. Int'l L. 225, INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE AND SHIFTING PARADIGMS: ARTICLE: Breaking
the Silence: Rape as an International Crime, Mark Ellis * 803. Copyright
(c) 2006 Ave Maria School of Law Ave Maria Law Review, Winter, 2006, 4 Ave Maria L. Rev. 123, 15776 words, LAW AND CULTURE:
INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE RIGHT TO LIFE, Richard G. Wilkins + & Jacob Reynolds++ Copyright (c)
2006 Washington College of Law, American University American University International Law Review, 2006, 21 Am. U. Int'l
L. Rev. 813, 11210 words, COMMENT: OPERATION MURAMBATSVINA: A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY UNDER THE ROME STATUTE?, Jeff Nicolai*
Copyright (c) 2006-2007 Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law Case Western Reserve Journal
of International Law, 2006 / 2007, 39 Case W. Res. J. Int'l L. 1, 5891 words, LESSONS FROM THE SADDAM TRIAL: FOREWORD:
LESSONS FROM THE SADDAM TRIAL, Michael P. Scharf * 806. Copyright (c)
2006 State University of New York at Buffalo School of Law Buffalo Human Rights Law Review, 2006, 12 Buff. Hum. Rts. L. Rev.
139, 28481 words, ARTICLE: HUMAN RIGHTS BEGIN AT HOME: A POLICY ANALYSIS OF LITIGATING INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS IN U.S.
STATE COURTS, Anna Maria Gabrielidis* 807. Copyright (c) 2006-2007 Case
Western Reserve Journal of International Law Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, 2006 / 2007, 38 Case W. Res.
J. Int'l L. 217, 3033 words, INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE AND SHIFTING PARADIGMS: Transcript: Truth Commissions: Between Impunity
and Prosecution Transcript of the Frederick K. Cox International Law Center Lecture in Global Legal Reform *, Judge Thomas
Buergenthal + 808. Copyright (c) 2006 Michigan State University College
of Law Michigan State Journal of International Law, 2006, 14 Mich. St. J. Int'l L. 11, 2955 words, SYMPOSIUM: FROM NUREMBERG
TO ABU GHRAIB: THE RELEVANCE OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW TO THE GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR: FEBRUARY 7, 2005: THE FORMATION
AND NATURE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT , John Washburn* Copyright (c) 2006 Michigan State
University College of Law Michigan State Journal of International Law, 2006, 14 Mich. St. J. Int'l L. 11, 2955 words,
SYMPOSIUM: FROM NUREMBERG TO ABU GHRAIB: THE RELEVANCE OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW TO THE GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR: FEBRUARY
7, 2005: THE FORMATION AND NATURE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT , John Washburn* Copyright
(c) 2006 Naval Law Review, 2006, 53 Naval L. Rev. 259, 31302 words, ARTICLE, ESSAY & NOTE: THE EVOLUTION OF UNIVERSAL
JURISDICTION OVER WAR CRIMES, Lieutenant Commander James Paul Benoit, JAGC, USN* Copyright (c) 2006
The American Academy of Political and Social Science The Annals of The American Academy of Political and Social Science,
January, 2006, 603 Annals 226, 6294 words, Section Three: International Processes: Views on the Ground: The Local Perception
of International Criminal Tribunals in the Former Yugoslavia and Sierra Leone, By DONNA E. ARZT
812. Copyright (c) 2006 Columbia Journal of Gender & Law Columbia
Journal of Gender and Law, 2006, 15 Colum. J. Gender & L. 551, 23145 words, ARTICLE: UNEARTHING THE CUSTOMARY LAW FOUNDATIONS
OF "FORCED MARRIAGES" DURING SIERRA LEONE'S CIVIL WAR: THE POSSIBLE IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW
ON CUSTOMARY MARRIAGE AND WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN POST-CONFLICT SIERRA LEONE, KARINE BELAIR * 813.
Copyright (c) 2006 Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University Stanford Journal of
International Law, Winter, 2006, 42 Stan. J Int'l L. 53, 29247 words, Article: The Normative Development of Socioeconomic
Rights Through Supranational Adjudication, David Marcus* 814. Copyright
(c) 2006 By the School of Law, Washington & Lee University Washington & Lee Law Review, Winter, 2006, 63 Wash &
Lee L. Rev. 339, 15318 words, ARTICLE: From the eXile Files: An Essay on Trading Justice for Peace, Michael P. Scharf *
815. Copyright (c) 2006 Human Rights Brief Human Rights Brief, Winter, 2006, 13 Hum.
Rts. Br. 8, 5016 words, IN THIS ISSUE: Assessing the Laws and Customs of War: The Publication of Customary International
Humanitarian Law, by Jean-Marie Henckaerts 816. Copyright (c) 2006 Washington
College of Law, American University American University International Law Review, 2006, 21 Am. U. Int'l L. Rev. 541, 5961
words, Symposium: International Criminal Tribunals in the 21st Century: Iraq, Cambodia, and International Justice, Patricia
M. Wald* 817. Copyright (c) 2006 Williamette Journal of International
Law & Dispute Resolution Williamette Journal of International Law & Dispute Resolution, 2006, 14 Willamette J. Int'l
L. & Dispute Res. 155, 9334 words, CULTURAL HERITAGE: DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND AVIODANCE: ARTICLE: RESOLVING MATERIAL
CULTURE DISPUTES: HUMAN RIGHTS, PROPERTY RIGHTS AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, Robert K. Paterson* 818.
Copyright (c) 2006 Yeshiva University Cardozo Law Review, February, 2006, 27 Cardozo L. Rev. 1703,
9260 words, SYM POSIUM: THE NUREMBERG TRIALS: A REAPPRAISAL AND THEIR LEGACY:
GENOCIDE, CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, AND DARFUR: THE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY'S FINDINGS ON GENOCIDE, William A. Schabas*
Copyright (c) 2006 Yeshiva University Cardozo Law Review, February, 2006, 27 Cardozo L. Rev. 1633, 8175 words,
SYMPOSIUM: THE NUREMBERG TRIALS: A REAPPRAISAL AND THEIR LEGACY: REAPPRAISING THE NUREMBERG TRIALS AND THEIR LEGACY:
THE ROLE OF VICTIMS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW, Yael Danieli, Ph.D.* Copyright (c) 2006 Fordham University
School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, February, 2006, 29 Fordham Int'l L.J. 447, 3965 words, INTRODUCTION:
"EXTERNAL" VERSUS "INTERNAL" IN INTERNATIONAL LAW, Martin S. Flaherty* 821.
Copyright (c) 2006 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, February,
2006, 29 Fordham Int'l L.J. 472, 16976 words, ESSAY: WRONG-SIZING INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE? THE HYBRID TRIBUNAL IN SIERRA
LEONE, Chandra Lekha Sriram* Copyright (c) 2006 The Vanderbilt University School of Law Vanderbilt
Journal of Transnational Law, March, 2006, 39 Vand. J. Transnat'l L. 291, 22477 words, ARTICLE: Who's Afraid of the
Big Bad Wolf? The International Criminal Court as a Weapon of Asymmetric Warfare, W. Chadwick Austin* and Antony Barone Kolenc**
Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 March 2006, ICJ 4 1 (196), CRIMINAL LAW, Book Review,
Philippa Webb Associate Legal Adviser, OTP, ICC; n12 Member of the Editorial Committee philippa webb@aya.yale.edu
824. Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 March 2006, ICJ 4 1 (47), CRIMINAL
LAW, Assisting an Accused to Represent Himself Appointment of Amici Curiae as the Most Appropriate Option, JarindeTemminck
Tuinstra n1 The author is writing a Ph.D. at the University of Amsterdam on the position of the defence within the international
criminal justice system. 825. Copyright (c) 2006 University of Notre
Dame Notre Dame Law Review, March, 2006, 81 Notre Dame L. Rev. 955, 35614 words, ARTICLE: EXILE, AMNESTY AND INTERNATIONAL
LAW, Leila Nadya Sadat* 826. Journal of International Criminal Justice,
1 March 2006, ICJ 4 1 (188), CRIMINAL LAW, The First Decision of the ICC Pre-Trial Chamber International Criminal Procedure
Under Construction, Michela Miraglia Lecturer in Comparative and International Criminal Procedure, University of Genoa.
[CO529@unige.it] © 2006 Oxford University Press Journal of International Criminal Justice,
1 March 2006, ICJ 4 1 (12), CRIMINAL LAW, Rethinking Guantanamo Unlawful Confinement as Applied in International Criminal
Law, James G. Stewart n1 BA (Phil), LLB (Hons), Dip. IHL (ICRC), LLM (Centre Universitaire de Droit International Humanitaire).
828. Copyright (c) 2006 Annual Survey of International & Comparative
Law Golden Gate University School of Law, Spring, 2006, 12 Ann. Surv. Int'l &
Comp. L. 185, 16073 words, ARTICLE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: BOTTLENECKS TO INDIVIDUAL CRIMINAL LIABILITY IN
THE ROME STATUTE, REMIGIUS ORAEKI CHIBUEZE * Copyright (c) 2006 Cornell International Law Journal
Cornell International Law Journal, Spring, 2006, 39 Cornell Int'l L.J. 243, 19036 words, ARTICLE: Non-Governmental Organizations
and the International Criminal Court: Changing Landscapes of International Law, Zoe Pearson+ Copyright
(c) 2006 President and Fellows of Harvard College The Harvard Human Rights Journal, Spring, 2006, 19 Harv. Hum. Rts. J. 267,
4676 words, RECENT DEVELOPMENT: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT'S ARREST WARRANTS AND UGANDA'S LORD'S RESISTANCE
ARMY: RENEWING THE DEBATE OVER AMNESTY AND COMPLEMENTARITY, H. Abigail Moy * 831.
Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 April 2006, ICJ 4 2 (219), CRIMINAL LAW, Participation of Victims
in Pre-Trial Proceedings of the ICC, Carsten Stahn LLM (NYU), LLM (Koln-Paris), Associate Legal Officer, International Criminal
Court; Visiting Research Fellow, Leiden University. The views presented in this paper are those of the author alone and do
not necessarily reflect those of the ICC. Hector Olasolo Ph.D. (Salamanca), LLM (Columbia University), Associate Legal Officer,
International Criminal Court, Former Advisor to the Spanish Delegation to the Preparatory Commission of the International
Criminal Court; Honorary Senior Lecturer, Department of Criminal Law, Utrecht University. The views presented in this paper
are those of the author alone and do not necessarily reflect those of the ICC. Kate Gibson LLM (Cantab), Visiting Scholar,
Lauterpacht Centre for International Law, Cambridge (2005). Copyright (c) 2006 Georgia Law Review
Association Georgia Law Review, Spring, 2006, 40 Ga. L. Rev. 915, 19547 words, NOTE: PICKING OUR BATTLES: A STRATEGY FOR THE
UNITED STATES IN THE WAKE OF MEXICO'S BECOMING A STATE PARTY TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT , RACHEL HARKAVY
833. Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 April 2006, ICJ 4 2
(202), CRIMINAL LAW, The Enforcement of Arrest Warrants by International Forces From the ICTY to the ICC, Han-Ru Zhou
n1 LLB (Montreal), LLM (Harvard). 834. Copyright (c) 2006 Denver Journal
of International Law and Policy Denver Journal of International Law and Policy, Spring, 2006, 34 Denv. J. Int'l L. &
Pol'y 17, 6051 words, 2005 SUTTON COLLOQUIUM: ARTICLE: International War Crimes & Other Criminal Courts: Ten Recommendations
for Where We Go From Here and How to Get There--Looking to a Permanent International Criminal Tribunal, David Aronofskyn1
835. Copyright (c) 2006 San Diego International Law Journal San Diego
International Law Journal, Spring, 2006, 7 San Diego Int'l L.J. 421, 2209 words, ARTICLE: Litigating Child Recruitment
Before the Special Court for Sierra Leone, NOAH B. NOVOGRODSKY* Copyright (c) 2006 Emory University
School of Law Emory International Law Review, Spring, 2006, 20 Emory Int'l L. Rev. 435, 20135 words, COMMENT: NONGOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATIONS AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: IMPLICATIONS OF HOBBES' THEORIES OF HUMAN NATURE AND THE DEVELOPMENT
OF SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS FOR THEIR EVOLVING RELATIONSHIP, Andrea E. K. Thomas* Copyright (c) 2006 Florida International
University, School of Law FIU Law Review, Spring, 2006, 1 FIU L. Rev. 45, 12458 words, SYMPOSIUM: IS UNITED STATES CONSTITUTIONALISM
GOOD OR BAD FOR INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS?: Returning to First Principles: International Human Rights as U.S. Constitutionalism,
Natsu Taylor Saito+ Copyright (c) 2006 International Association of Law Libraries International
Journal of Legal Information, Spring, 2006, 34 Int'l J. Legal Info. 145, 11626 words, ARTICLE: SPEEDING UP THE INTERNATIONAL
COMMUNITY'S RESPONSE TIME IN ADDRESSING ACTS OF GENOCIDE: DEFERRING TO THE JUDGMENT OF NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS,
Joshua M. Kagan * 839. Copyright (c) 2006 Hastings College of the Law
Hastings International and Comparative Law Review, Spring, 2006, 29 Hastings Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 343, 16963 words,
NOTE: INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW: TOWARDS NEW SOLUTIONS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST ILLEGAL ARMS BROKERS, By Katharine Orlovsky*
Copyright (c) 2006 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law,
April, 2006, 100 A.J.I.L. 477, 510 words, CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO
INTERNATIONAL LAW: EDITED BY JOHN R. CROOK: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS AND CRIMINAL LAW: United States Stresses Importance
of Accountability, Seeks Lessened Confrontation over the International Criminal Court Copyright
(c) 2006 International Association of Law Libraries International Journal of Legal Information, Spring, 2006, 34 Int'l
J. Legal Info. 98, 16125 words, ARTICLE: Women and War: A Bibliography of Recent Works, ANNETTE DEMERS * 842.
Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 April 2006, ICJ 4 2 (342), CRIMINAL LAW, ICC Pre-Trial
Chamber Allows Victims to Participate in the Investigation Phase of Proceedings, Jerome de Hemptinne Legal Officer and Associate
Legal Officer at the ICTY Francesco Rindi n1 Legal Officer and Associate Legal Officer at the ICTY 843.
Copyright (c) 2006 Law and Society Association, University of Massachusetts Law and Society Review,
June, 2006, 40 Law & Soc'y Rev. 369, 20328 words, TWO PERSPECTIVES ON PUNISHMENT: The Politics of Punishment and the
Siege of Sarajevo: Toward a Conflict Theory of Perceived International (In)Justice, Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovic and John Hagan
844. Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 July 2006, ICJ 4 3 (448), CRIMINAL
LAW, Critical Thoughts on Article 59(2) of the ICC Statute, Mohamed M. El Zeidy n1 LLB and Police Sciences (Cairo); LL M (Cairo);
LL M (NUI-Galway, Ireland); Ph.D. (candidate); Judge, Egyptian Ministry of Justice; Former Senior Public Prosecutor,
Office of the Prosecutor General, Egyptian Ministry of Justice. Copyright (c) 2006 Yeshiva University
Cardozo Journal of Law & Gender, Summer, 2006, 12 Cardozo J.L. & Gender 789, 18402 words, ARTICLE: RECONCEPTUALISING
FEMALE TRAFFICKING: THE INHUMAN TRADE IN WOMEN, Alison Cole* Copyright (c) 2006 South Texas Law Review, Inc. South Texas Law
Review, Summer, 2006, 47 S. Tex. L. Rev. 789, 5000 words, Prosecutorial Ethics Symposium: The (Ir)rationality of Supernational
Prosecutions, Roelof Haveman* Copyright (c) 2006 The University of Chicago Chicago Journal of International
Law, Summer, 2006, 7 Chi. J. Int'l L. 337, 6432 words, DEVELOPMENT: The International Labour Organization's Role in
Nationalizing the International Movement to Abolish, Child Labor Junlin Ho * Journal of International
Criminal Justice, 1 July 2006, ICJ 4 3 (561), CRIMINAL LAW, Universal Jurisdiction over International Crimes and the
Institut de Droit international, Claus Kress Professor of Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure and Public International Law, University
of Cologne. [claus.kress@uni-koeln.de] 849. Copyright (c) 2006 Suffolk
Transnational Law Review Suffolk Transnational Law Review, Summer, 2006, 29 Suffolk Transnat'l L. Rev. 157, 20729 words,
LEAD ARTICLE: IN SEARCH OF COHERENT JURISPRUDENCE FOR INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW: CORRELATING UNIVERSAL HUMAN RESPONSIBILITIES
WITH UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS, Mirko Bagaric* and Dr. John Morss** Journal of International Criminal
Justice, 1 July 2006, ICJ 4 3 (428), CRIMINAL LAW, The ICC -Two Courts in One?, George P. Fletcher Cardozo Professor of Jurisprudence,
Columbia University School of Law; member of the Board of Editors. [GeoPFletcher@aol.com] Jens David Ohlin Ph.D., Columbia
University; J.D., Columbia University School of Law. [jdo18@columbia.edu] Journal of International
Criminal Justice, 1 July 2006, ICJ 4 3 (421), CRIMINAL LAW, The ICC -Quo Vadis?, M. Cherif Bassiouni Distinguished Research
Professor of Law, President, International Human Rights Law Institute, DePaul University College of Law, Chicago, USA;
President, International Institute of Higher Studies in Criminal Sciences (Siracusa, Italy); Honorary President, International
Association of Penal Law (Paris, France). In1998 he served as Chairman of the Drafting Committee of the Rome Diplomatic Conference
to Establish an International Criminal Court. [CBASSIOU@depaul.edu] 852. Copyright
(c) 2006 The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs Journal, Summer, 2006, 30 Fletcher F. World
Aff. 107, 7561 words, INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE: The Legacy of the Special Court for Sierra Leone, VINCENT O. NMEHIELLE
AND CHARLES CHERNOR JALLOH 853. Copyright (c) 2006 The American Society
of International Law American Journal of International Law, July, 2006, 100 A.J.I.L. 551, 20185
words, CENTENNIAL ESSAY: REFLECTIONS ON THE PROSECUTION OF WAR CRIMES BY INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS, By Theodor Meron *
854. Copyright (c) 2006 Florida Journal of International Law Florida Journal of International
Law, August, 2006, 18 Fla. J. Int'l L. 517, 18117 words, ARTICLE: THE DARFUR DEBATE: WHETHER
THE ICC SHOULD DETERMINE THAT THE ATROCITIES IN DARFUR CONSTITUTE GENOCIDE , Jamie A. Mathew* Army
Lawyer, September, 2006, 2006 Army Law. 1, 13890 words, ARTICLE: Strategic Lawyering: Realizing the Potential of Military
Lawyers at the Strategic Level, Colonel Kelly D. Wheaton n1 Journal of International Criminal Justice,
1 September 2006, ICJ 4 4 (765), CRIMINAL LAW, Democratic Legitimacy and the International Criminal Court A Liberal Defence,
Aaron Fichtelberg Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, University of Delaware. [afichte@Udel.Edu]
Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 September 2006, ICJ 4 4 (830), CRIMINAL LAW, The Legacy
of Nuremberg, Christian Tomuschat Professor of Public Law, International Law and European Law, Humboldt University, Berlin;
member of the Institut de Droit international; former member of the UN Human Rights Committee; former member and Chairman
of the UN International Law Commission. [chris.tomuschat@gmx.de] 858. Copyright
(c) 2006 The University of Pittsburgh Law Review University of Pittsburgh Law Review, Fall, 2006, 68 U. Pitt.
L. Rev. 77, 27179 words, ARTICLE: A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: WHY THE RIGHT SHOULD
EMBRACE THE ICC AND HOW AMERICA CAN USE IT , Ron Sievert* Copyright (c) 2006 George Mason University,
School of Law Journal of Law, Economics and Policy, Fall, 2006, 2 J.L. Econ. & Pol'y 319, 4421 words, ARTICLE: Is
There a Human Right of Self-Defense?, John Cerone * Copyright (c) 2006 Duke Journal of Comparative
& International Law Duke Journal of Comparative & International Law, Fall, 2006, 17 Duke J. Comp. & Int'l
L. 49, 18016 words, ARTICLE: GENDER, PERSECUTION, AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: REFUGEE LAW'S RELEVANCE TO
THE CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY OF GENDER-BASED PERSECUTION, Valerie Oosterveld* 861.
Copyright (c) 2006 Emory University School of Law Emory International Law Review, Fall, 2006, 20 Emory Int'l
L. Rev. 473, 18392 words, ARTICLE: PROSECUTING OFFENSES AGAINST THE LAW OF NATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES, Johan D. van der
Vyver* 862. Copyright (c) 2006 George Mason University, School of Law
Journal of Law, Economics and Policy, Fall, 2006, 2 J.L. Econ. & Pol'y 309, 4256 words, ARTICLE: GENOCIDE, MURDER
AND THE FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT TO DEFEND ONE'S LIFE, Don B. Kates * 863. Copyright
(c) 2006 The Vanderbilt University School of Law Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law, November, 2006, 39 Vand. J. Transnat'l
L. 1605, 21384 words, NOTE: The Detainee Treatment Act of 2005: Embodying U.S. Values to Eliminate Detainee Abuse by
Civilian Contractors and Bounty Hunters in Afghanistan and Iraq, Ryan P. Logan* Copyright (c) 2006
Florida Journal of International Law Florida Journal of International Law, December, 2006, 18 Fla. J. Int'l L. 843, 19321
words, ARTICLE: INTERNATIONALIZATION OF WAR CRIMES PROSECUTIONS: CORRECTING THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL FOR THE
FORMER YUGOSLAVIA'S FOLLY IN TADIC , Davis B. Tyner* Copyright (c) 2006 Florida Journal of International Law Florida
Journal of International Law, December, 2006, 18 Fla. J. Int'l L. 887, 9500 words, ARTICLE: SEEKING THE BEST FORUM TO
PROSECUTE INTERNATIONAL WAR CRIMES: PROPOSED PARADIGMS AND SOLUTIONS , Milena Sterio* 866.
Copyright (c) 2007 Washington University Washington University Global Studies Law Review, 2007, 6 Wash. U. Global
Stud. L. Rev. 575, 3324 words, SYMPOSIUM--JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG: ARTICLE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: CURRENT CHALLENGES
AND PERSPECTIVES, HANS-PETER KAUL* 867. Copyright (c) 2007 Washington
University Washington University Global Studies Law Review, 2007, 6 Wash. U. Global Stud. L. Rev. 491, 3791 words, SYMPOSIUM--JUDGMENT
AT NUREMBERG: INTRODUCTION: JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG: FOREWORD TO THE SYMPOSIUM, LEILA NADYA SADAT* 868.
Copyright (c) 2007 Seton Hall University School of Law Seton Hall Law Review, 2007, 37 Seton Hall
L. Rev. 661, 11852 words, ADDRESS: International Human Rights: An Overview: Annual Vanderbilt Address to the New Jersey Alumni
of Harvard Law School, The Honorable James R. Zazzali * Copyright (c) 2007 Naval Law Review, 2007,
54 Naval L. Rev. 141, 13727 words, ARTICLE, ESSAY & NOTE: WHO'S IN CHARGE HERE?--INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT COMPLEMENTARITY
AND THE COMMANDER'S ROLE IN COURTS-MARTIAL, Allen J. Dickerson* 870. Copyright
(c) 2007 University of Puerto Rico Law Review Revista Juridica Universidad de Puerto Rico, 2007, 76 Rev. Jur.
U.P.R. 129, 10405 words, FORO DE JURISPRUDENCIA TERAPEUTICA: THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENCE: AN INQUIRY INTO ITS
SIGNIFICANCE FOR INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE: ESSAY, 'DEJO OLOWU * 871. Copyright
(c) 2007 Michigan State University College of Law Michigan State Journal of International Law, 2007, 16 Mich. St. J. Int'l
L. 439, 10203 words, ARTICLE: VESSELS OF REPRODUCTION: FORCED PREGNANCY AND THE ICC, Milan Markovic* 872.
Copyright (c) 2007 International Association of Law Libraries International Journal of Legal Information,
Winter, 2007, 35 Int'l J. Legal Info. 581, 760 words, BOOK REVIEW: ICC in 2006: Year One: Legal and political issues surrounding
the International Criminal Court / 2006, l'An 1 de la CPI: Les enjeux judiciaries et diplomatiques de la Cour penale
international, Herb Somers 873. Copyright (c) 2007 Michigan State University
College of Law Michigan State Journal of International Law, 2007, 16 Mich. St. J. Int'l L. 411, 14940 words, ARTICLE:
THE FUTURE OF STATE SECRETS IN WAR CRIMES PROSECUTIONS, Asa W. Markel* 874. Copyright
(c) 2007 Washington College of Law, American University American University International Law Review, 2007,
22 Am. U. Int'l L. Rev. 539, 3072 words, ESSAY: THE ROLE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT IN ENFORCING INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL LAW*, PHILIPPE KIRSCH** Copyright (c) 2007 Saint Louis University School of Law Saint Louis
University Public Law Review, 2007, 26 St. Louis U. Pub. L. Rev. 249, 32558 words, ARTICLE: RECONCILING THE CONFLICTING RIGHTS
OF VICTIMS AND DEFENDANTS AT THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, MUGAMBI JOUET* Copyright (c)
2007 Washington University Washington University Global Studies Law Review, 2007, 6 Wash. U. Global Stud. L. Rev. 483, 1209
words, SYMPOSIUM--JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG: INTRODUCTION: CONFERENCE AGENDA 877. Copyright
(c) 2007 Tulane Journal of International and Comparative Law Tulane Journal of International and Comparative Law, Winter,
2007, 16 Tul. J. Int'l & Comp. L. 213, 15727 words, COMMENT: Uganda's Response to International Criminal
Court Arrest Warrants: A Misguided Approach?, Alex K. Kriksciun* Copyright (c) 2007 Washington University
Washington University Global Studies Law Review, 2007, 6 Wash. U. Global Stud. L. Rev. 689, 6338 words, SYMPOSIUM--JUDGMENT
AT NUREMBERG: EPILOGUE: A WORLD OF PEACE AND JUSTICE UNDER THE RULE OF LAW: FROM NUREMBERG TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT,
WHITNEY R. HARRIS* Copyright (c) 2007 Washington University Washington University Global Studies
Law Review, 2007, 6 Wash. U. Global Stud. L. Rev. 501, 3619 words, SYMPOSIUM--JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG: KEYNOTE ADDRESS: APPLYING
THE PRINCIPLES OF NUREMBERG IN THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, PHILIPPE KIRSCH* 880.
Copyright (c) 2007 Washington University Washington University Global Studies Law Review, 2007, 6 Wash. U. Global
Stud. L. Rev. 551, 7359 words, SYMPOSIUM--JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG: ARTICLE: ENABLING THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT TO
PUNISH AGGRESSION, BENJAMIN B. FERENCZ* 881. Copyright (c) 2007 Natural
Resources Journal Natural Resources Journal, Winter, 2007, 47 Nat. Resources J. 225, 7204 words, STUDENT ARTICLE: The Application
of International Criminal Law to Resource Exploitation: Ituri, Democratic Republic of the Congo, AARON EZEKIEL *
882. Copyright (c) 2007 Hofstra Law Review Association Hofstra Law Review, Winter, 2007,
36 Hofstra L. Rev. 239, 7058 words, IDEA: REFLECTIONS ON THE FIRST YEARS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Claude Jorda*
Copyright (c) 2007 The George Washington University George Washington International Law Review,
2007, 39 Geo. Wash. Int'l L. Rev. 227, 14757 words, ARTICLE: BABES WITH ARMS: INTERNATIONAL LAW AND CHILD SOLDIERS, Timothy
Webster* Copyright (c) 2007 Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center Touro Law Review, 2007, 23 Touro L. Rev. 685, 14884
words, COMMENT: Beyond "De-Nile" The United Nations' Genocide Problem in Darfur , William Reisinger*
Copyright (c) 2007 Washington University Washington University Global Studies Law Review, 2007, 6 Wash. U. Global
Stud. L. Rev. 527, 9958 words, SYMPOSIUM--JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG: ARTICLE: NUREMBERG AND THE CRIME AGAINST PEACE, ROGER S.
CLARK* Copyright (c) 2007 The Association of the Bar of the City of New York The Record of The Association
of The Bar of the City of New York, 2007, 62 The Record 20, ARTICLE: THE PREVENTION AND PROSECUTION OF TERRORIST ACTS: A SURVEY
OF MULTILATERAL INSTRUMENTS, The Committee on International Security Affairs 887.
Copyright (c) 2007 North Dakota Law Review North Dakota Law Review, 2007, 83 N. Dak. L. Rev. 915, 45033 words,
ARTICLE: ABOUT WOMEN, WAR AND DARFUR: THE CONTINUING QUEST FOR GENDER VIOLENCE JUSTICE, Mary Deutsch Schneider*
Copyright (c) 2007 Tulane Journal of International and Comparative Law Tulane Journal of International and Comparative
Law, Winter, 2007, 16 Tul. J. Int'l & Comp. L. 117, 20398 words, ARTICLE: The Customary International Law Duty To
Prosecute Crimes Against Humanity: A New Framework, Miles M. Jackson* Copyright (c) 2007 Columbia
Journal of Transnational Law Association, Inc. Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, 2007, 45 Colum. J. Transnat'l L.
635, 36822 words, ARTICLE: Toward an International Criminal Procedure: Due Process Aspirations and Limitations, Gregory
S. Gordon* 890. Copyright (c) 2007 The American Society of International
Law American Journal of International Law, January, 2007, 101 A.J.I.L. 213, 1089 words, ARTICLE:
Contemporary Practice of the United States Relating to International Law: International Criminal Law: President and Congress
End Limits on Military Training for Parties to ICC Treaty, Edited by John R. Crook 891.
Copyright (c) 2007 Boston College International & Comparative Law Review Boston College International and
Comparative Law Review, Winter, 2007, 30 B.C. Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 91, 7003 words, SHARPENING THE CUTTING EDGE
OF INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW: UNRESOLVED ISSUES OF WAR CRIMES TRIBUNALS: SYMPOSIUM ARTICLE: BEYOND TRADITIONAL NOTIONS
OF TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE: HOW TRIALS, TRUTH COMMISSIONS, AND OTHER TOOLS FOR ACCOUNTABILITY CAN AND SHOULD WORK TOGETHER,
DONALD L. HAFNER * and ELIZABETH B. L. KING ** 892. Copyright (c) 2007
Brooklyn Journal of International Law Brooklyn Journal of International Law, 2007, 33 Brooklyn J. Int'l
L. 3, 25032 words, ARTICLE: PURITY LOST: THE PARADOXICAL FACE OF THE NEW TRANSNATIONAL LEGAL BODY, Oren Perez
* 893. Copyright (c) 2007 Washington University Washington University
Global Studies Law Review, 2007, 6 Wash. U. Global Stud. L. Rev. 675, 6038 words, SYMPOSIUM--JUDGMENT
AT NUREMBERG: REMARK: A WORLD OF PEACE UNDER THE RULE OF LAW: THE VIEW FROM EUROPE, CHRISTOPH J.M. SAFFERLING*
Copyright (c) 2007 University of Windsor Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice, 2007, 25 Windsor Y.B. Access Just.
3, 11311 words, ARTICLE: THE CURIOUS VISIBILITY OF WARTIME RAPE: GENDER AND ETHNICITY IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW,
Doris E. Buss* Copyright (c) 2007 Washington College of Law, American University American University
International Law Review, 2007, 22 Am. U. Int'l L. Rev. 393, 2720 words, SYMPOSIUM: THE NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION TREATY:
A LEGAL FRAMEWORK IN CRISIS? ESSAY: SIX REASONS WHY NUCLEAR WEAPONS ARE MORE DANGEROUS THAN EVER, PETER WEISS *
896. Copyright (c) 2007 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International Law Journal,
February, 2007, 30 Fordham Int'l L.J. 553, 11087 words, STEIN CENTER COLLOQUIUM ON LEGAL ISSUES SURROUNDING GUANTANAMO
BAY: ARTICLE: THE PROSECUTION OF WAR CRIMES: MILITARY COMMISSIONS AND THE PROCEDURAL AND SUBSTANTIVE PROTECTIONS BEYOND INTERNATIONAL
LAW, Tim Bakken* Copyright (c) 2007 Michigan Law Review Michigan Law Review, March, 2007, 105 Mich.
L. Rev. 985, 25503 words, Article: TRANSNATIONAL NETWORKS AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE+, Jenia Iontcheva Turner*
Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 March 2007, ICJ 5 1 (69), CRIMINAL LAW, Three Conceptual
Problems with the Doctrine of Joint Criminal Enterprise, Jens David Ohlin Associate-in-Law, Columbia University School of
Law. [johlin1@law.columbia.edu] 899. Copyright (c) 2007 The Law Review
Association, Thomas Jefferson School of Law San Diego Thomas Jefferson Law Review, Spring, 2007, 29 T. Jefferson L. Rev.
189, 12647 words, PROCEEDINGS OF THE SCHOLARLY CONFERENCE TAKING REPARATIONS SERIOUSLY: SEEKING JUSTICE AT THE INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT: VICTIMS' REPARATIONS, Linda M. Keller* 900. Copyright
(c) 2007 The Dickinson School of Law of the Pennsylvania State University, Carlisle, PA Penn State International Law Review,
Spring, 2007, 25 Penn St. Int'l L. Rev. 763, 6178 words, SYMPOSIUM: THE FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE--EVOLVING
ACCOUNTABILITY FROM NUREMBERG TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: Historical Evolution -From Nuremberg to the International
Criminal Court, Judge Richard Goldstone 901. Copyright (c) 2007 Denver
Journal of International Law and Policy Denver Journal of International Law and Policy, Spring, 2007, 35 Denv. J. Int'l
L. & Pol'y 275, 6499 words, ARTICLE: Delineating the Interests of Justice, Henry Lovat* Copyright
(c) 2007 Florida Journal of International Law Florida Journal of International Law, April, 2007, 19 Fla. J. Int'l L. 155,
19310 words, ARTICLE: IS ARTICLE 25(3) OF THE ICC STATUTE COMPATIBLE WITH THE "CRIME OF AGGRESSION"? , Nicolaos
Strapatsas* Copyright (c) 2007 Boston College International & Comparative Law Review Boston
College International and Comparative Law Review, Spring, 2007, 30 B.C. Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 507, 15555 words,
NOTE: CRIMINALIZING WAR: TOWARD A JUSTIFIABLE CRIME OF AGGRESSION, MICHAEL O'DONOVAN * 904.
Copyright (c) 2007 New York University School of Law New York University Journal of International
Law and Politics, Spring, 2007, 39 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. & Pol. 583, 36015 words, ARTICLE: JUSTICE WITHOUT POLITICS?
PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Alexander K.A. Greenawalt* 905.
Copyright (c) 2007 Fordham Environmental Law Review Fordham Environmental Law Review, Spring, 2007,
18 Fordham Envtl. Law Rev. 231, 16858 words, ARTICLE: Criminal Liability for Environmental Damage Occurring in Times of NonInternational
Armed Conflict: Rights and Remedies, Aurelie Lopez * 906. Copyright (c)
2007 Tulsa Journal of Comparative & International Law Tulsa Journal of Comparative & International Law, Spring, 2007,
14 Tulsa J. Comp. & Int'l L. 295, 28794 words, COMMENT: PEACE OR JUSTICE: NOW THAT PEACE IS BEING NEGOTIATED IN UGANDA,
WILL THE ICC STILL PURSUE JUSTICE?, Kimberly Hanlon* Copyright (c) 2007 The University of Louisville
Brandeis Law Journal, Spring, 2007, 45 Brandeis L.J. 573, 13020 words, NOTE: SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION 1593 AND CONFLICTING
PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW: HOW THE FUTURE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT IS AT STAKE , Heather Cash*
908. Copyright (c) 2007 California Western School of Law California Western International
Law Journal, Spring, 2007, 37 Cal. W. Int'l L.J. 277, 9166 words, ESSAY: Uganda: A Nation in
Crisis, Hema Chatlani* 909. Copyright (c) 2007 The Dickinson School of
Law of the Pennsylvania State University, Carlisle, PA Penn State International Law Review, Spring, 2007, 25 Penn St. Int'l
L. Rev. 759, 618 words, SYMPOSIUM: THE FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE--EVOLVING ACCOUNTABILITY FROM NUREMBERG
TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: INTRODUCTION, Louis F. Del Duca and Dermot M. Groome, Co-Editors 910.
Copyright (c) 2007 The Dickinson School of Law of the Pennsylvania State University, Carlisle, PA
Penn State International Law Review, Spring, 2007, 25 Penn St. Int'l L. Rev. 779, 5003 words, SYMPOSIUM: THE FUTURE OF
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE--EVOLVING ACCOUNTABILITY FROM NUREMBERG TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: The Role
of International Criminal Justice in Peace Negotiations, Ambassador Herbert Okun 911.
Copyright (c) 2007 Columbia Human Rights Law Review Columbia Human Rights Law Review, Spring, 2007, 38 Colum.
Human Rights L. Rev. 477, 3445 words, 40TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ISSUE: DEDICATED TO COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR LOUIS
HENKIN:THE FUTURE OF HUMAN RIGHTS LAW: A TRIBUTE TO LOUIS HENKIN: LOU HENKIN, TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE, AND THE PREVENTION
OF GENOCIDE, Juan Mendez* Copyright (c) 2007 Emory University School of Law Emory International Law Review, Spring, 2007,
21 Emory Int'l L. Rev. 413, 25967 words, COMMENT: IT'S STILL GOOD TO BE THE KING: AN ARGUMENT FOR MAINTAINING THE
STATUS QUO IN FOREIGN HEAD OF STATE IMMUNITY, Daniel M. Singerman* Copyright (c) 2007 Northwestern
University School of Law Northwestern University Law Review, Spring, 2007, 101 Nw. U.L. Rev. 1257,
30556 words, ARTICLE: EXTRAORDINARY CRIMES AT ORDINARY TIMES: INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE BEYOND CRISIS SITUATIONS, Sonja Starr*
Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 May 2007, ICJ 5 2 (441), CRIMINAL LAW, International
Crimes and ICC Cooperation in England and Wales, Robert Cryer Olympia Bekou School of Law, University of Nottingham.
[robert.cryer@nottingham.ac.uk; mailto:olympia.bekou@nottingham.ac.uk] 915. Journal
of International Criminal Justice, 1 May 2007, ICJ 5 2 (421), CRIMINAL LAW, National Implementation of ICC Crimes Impact on
National Jurisdictions and the ICC, Julio Bacio Terracino n1 PhD candidate in International Law, Graduate Institute of
International Studies, Geneva. Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 May 2007, ICJ 5 2 (537),
CRIMINAL LAW, The Procedural Texts of the International Criminal Court, Claus Kress Professor of Criminal Law and Procedure
as well as Public International Law in the University of Cologne. [claus.kress@uni-koeln.de] Copyright
(c) 2007 The Harvard Law Review Association Harvard Law Review, May, 2007, 120 Harv. L. Rev. 1848, 11640 words, 2006 OLIVER
WENDELL HOLMES LECTURE: NOTE: LASER BEAM OR BLUNDERBUSS?: EVALUATING THE USEFULNESS OF DETERMINATE SENTENCING FOR MILITARY
COMMISSIONS AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW 918. Journal of International
Criminal Justice, 1 May 2007, ICJ 5 2 (460), CRIMINAL LAW, South Africa's Implementation of the ICC Statute An African
Example, Max du Plessis n1 B.Iuris (SA), LL.B (Natal), LL.M. (Cambridge); Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, Howard
College, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, Associate Member of the KwaZulu-Natal Bar and Research Associate, Matrix Chambers,
London. 919. Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 May 2007, ICJ
5 2 (402), CRIMINAL LAW, The Creation of Investigating Chambers at the International Criminal Court An Option Worth Pursuing?,
Jerome de Hemptinne n1 Legal Officer at a Trial Chamber of the ICTY. 920. Journal
of International Criminal Justice, 1 May 2007, ICJ 5 2 (346), CRIMINAL LAW, How to Ameliorate International Criminal Proceedings:
Some Constructive SuggestionsForeword, Salvatore Zappala Professor of International Law, University of Catania; Member
of the Board of Editors. [szappala@lex.unict.it] Copyright (c) 2007 New England School of Law New
England Journal on Criminal and Civil Confinement, Summer, 2007, 33 N.E. J. on Crim. & Civ. Con. 609, 17188 words, NOTE:
An Examination of International Sentencing Guidelines and a Proposal for Amendments
to the International Criminal Court's Sentencing Structure, Andrew Dubinsky Copyright (c) 2007
The Dickinson School of Law of the Pennsylvania State University, Carlisle, PA Penn State International Law Review, Summer,
2007, 26 Penn St. Int'l L. Rev. 1, 13856 words, Article: Aggression as International Crime: Unattainable Crusade
or Finally Conquering the Evil?, Alberto L. Zuppi* Copyright (c) 2007 President and Fellows of Harvard
College Harvard International Law Journal, Summer, 2007, 48 Harv. Int'l L.J. 307, 14146 words, ARTICLE: Unratified Treaties,
Domestic Politics, and the U.S. Constitution, Curtis A. Bradley * 924. Copyright
(c) 2007 The Regents of the University of Wisconsin Wisconsin International Law Journal, Summer, 2007, 25 Wis. Int'l L.J.
335, 13207 words, NOTE AND COMMENT: THE MOST EGREGIOUS ARMS BROKER: PROSECUTING ARMS EMBARGO VIOLATORS IN THE INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT, Claudette Torbey* 925. Journal of International Criminal
Justice, 1 July 2007, ICJ 5 3 (665), CRIMINAL LAW, Superior Responsibility under Article 28 ICC Statute For What Exactly
is the Superior Held Responsible?, Volker Nerlich Doctor iuris, Humboldt-University of Berlin; Master of International and
Human Rights Law, University of the Western Cape; Assessor, Kammergericht Berlin; Associate Legal Officer, International Criminal
Court. The views expressed are those of the author alone and cannot be attributed to the International Criminal Court.
[volker.nerlich@icc-cpi.int] Copyright (c) 2007 The American Society of International Law American
Journal of International Law, July, 2007, 101 A.J.I.L. 636, 1791 words, CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF
THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: GENERAL INTERNATIONAL AND U.S. FOREIGN RELATIONS LAW: State Department
Legal Adviser Describes U.S. Views on International Law, Suggests Possible Cooperation with International Criminal Court
on Darfur, EDITED BY JOHN R. CROOK 927. Copyright (c) 2007 Board
of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University Stanford Journal of International Law, Summer, 2007, 43 Stan. J
Int'l L. 221, 23542 words, ARTICLE: COMPARATIVE APPROACHES TO PUNISHING HATE: THE INTERSECTION OF GENOCIDE AND CRIMES
AGAINST HUMANITY, DR. DAVID L. NERSESSIAN* 928. Journal of International
Criminal Justice, 1 September 2007, ICJ 5 4 (809), CRIMINAL LAW, Australian Prosecution of Corporations for International
Crimes The Potential of the Commonwealth Criminal Code, Joanna Kyriakakis Doctor of Juridical Science Candidate, Faculty
of Law, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia. I am grateful to Professor Bernadette McSherry, Professor H.P. Lee, the anonymous
referees and the editorial board of JICJ for their insightful comments and suggestions. [Joanne.Kyriakakis@law.monash.edu.au]
929. Army Lawyer, September, 2007, 2007 Army Law. 1, 3392 words, ARTICLE:
Child Soldiers: Legal Obligations and U.S. Implementation, Major John T. Rawcliffe, Professor, International & Operational
Law Department, The Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School, Charlottesville, Virginia 930.
Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 September 2007, ICJ 5 4 (781), CRIMINAL LAW, A Structure-Based
Concept of Genocidal Intent, Hans Vest Professor of Criminal Law, International Criminal Law and
Legal Theory, University of Berne. [hans.vest@krim.unibe.ch] Journal of International Criminal Justice,
1 September 2007, ICJ 5 4 (941), CRIMINAL LAW, The Personal Nature of Individual Criminal Responsibility and the ICC
Statute, Vincenzo Militello Professor of Criminal and Comparative Criminal Law, University of Palermo. [vinmiles@unipa.it]
Copyright (c) 2007 Human Rights Brief Human Rights Brief, Fall, 2007, 15 Hum. Rts. Br. 20, 4978
words, IN THIS ISSUE: THE EMPTY U.S. CHAIR: UNITED STATES NONPARTICIPATION IN THE NEGOTIATIONS ON THE DEFINITION OF AGGRESSION,
by Garth Schofield * 933. Copyright (c) 2007 The Regents of the University
of California U.C. Davis Journal of International Law & Policy, Fall, 2007, 14 U.C. Davis J. Int'l L. & Pol'y
59, 15968 words, ARTICLE: A Vienna Convention Interpretation of the "Interests of Justice" Provision of the Rome
Statute, the Legality of Domestic Amnesty Agreements, and the Situation in Northern Uganda: A "great qualitative step
forward," or a normative retreat?, Michael Kourabas* Copyright (c) 2007 Journal of Transnational
Law & Policy Journal of Transnational Law & Policy, Fall, 2007, 17 J. Transnat'l L. & Pol'y 183, 1337
words, ABSTRACT: PROTOCOL NO. 14 TO THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS: TOWARDS
A MORE EFFECTIVE CONTROL MECHANISM?, Patricia Egli and Lauren Fielder Redman and Mary Will and Gourav N. Mukherjee and Audrey
Koecher 935. Copyright (c) 2007 Arizona Board of Regents Arizona Journal
of International and Comparative Law, Fall, 2007, 24 Ariz. J. Int'l & Comp. Law 587, 10292 words, THE J. BYRON MCCORMICK
LECTURE*: THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE UNITED STATES ABDICATING ITS MORAL AND POLITICAL LEADERSHIP OF THE FREE WORLD, Justice Richard
J. Goldstone** 936. Copyright (c) 2007 Journal of Transnational Law &
Policy Journal of Transnational Law & Policy, Fall, 2007, 17 J. Transnat'l L. & Pol'y 35, 24655 words, ARTICLE:
UNITED STATES IMPLEMENTATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT:TOWARD THE FEDERALISM OF FREE NATIONS, Lauren Fielder Redman*
937. Copyright (c) 2007 Journal of Transnational Law & Policy Journal
of Transnational Law & Policy, Fall, 2007, 17 J. Transnat'l L. & Pol'y 85, 22175 words, STUDENT COMMENT: A
BALANCING ACT: THE INTRODUCTION OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT'S CASE OF THE PROSECUTOR
V. THOMAS LUBANGA DYILO, Mary Will* Copyright (c) 2007 The Georgia Journal of International and
Comparative Law, Inc. Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law, Fall, 2007, 36 Ga. J. Int'l & Comp. L.
257, 18763 words, NOTE: Restrictions on Humanitarian Aid in Darfur: The Role of the International Criminal Court , Mominah
Usmani* Military Law Review, Fall, 2007, 193 Mil. L. Rev. 52, 17041 words, ARTICLE: THE DOCTRINE
OF COMMAND RESPONSIBILITY AND ITS APPLICATION TO SUPERIOR CIVILIAN LEADERSHIP: DOES THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
HAVE THE CORRECT STANDARD?, MAJOR JAMES D. LEVINE II * Copyright (c) 2007 Yeshiva University Cardozo
Public Law, Policy & Ethics Journal, Fall, 2007, 6 Cardozo Pub. L. Pol'y & Ethics J. 199, 19920 words, NOTE: THE
PRACTICABILITY OF AMNESTY AS A NON-PROSECUTORY ALTERNATIVE IN POST-CONFLICT UGANDA, Kathleen Ellen MacMillan*
Copyright (c) 2007 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, October, 2007,
101 A.J.I.L. 841, 4467 words, INTERNATIONAL DECISION: PROSECUTOR V. THOMAS LUBANGA DYILO: International
Criminal Court decision confirming war crimes charges for conscripting, enlisting, and using child soldiers, MARK A. DRUMBL,
Washington and Lee University School of Law EDITED BY DANIEL BODANSKY 942. Copyright
(c) 2007 Denver Journal of International Law and Policy Denver Journal of International Law and Policy, Summer / Fall,
2007, 35 Denv. J. Int'l L. & Pol'y 429, 41262 words, General Article: Does the Evolution of International Criminal
Law End with the ICC? The "Roaming ICC": A Model International Criminal Court for a State-Centric World of International
Law, Christopher "Kip" Hale* 943. Copyright (c) 2007 Georgetown
International Environmental Law Review Georgetown International Environmental Law Review, Fall, 2007, 20 Geo. Int'l Envtl.
L. Rev. 61, 19685 words, ARTICLE: The First Ecocentric Environmental War Crime: The Limits of Article 8(2)(b)(iv) of the Rome
Statute, JESSICA C. LAWRENCE * & KEVIN JON HELLER ** 944. Copyright
(c) 2007 Regents of University of California New Criminal Law Review, Fall, 2007, 10 New Crim. L. R. 554, 10293 words, SYMPOSIUM
ON CRIMINAL LAW, TERRORISM, AND THE STATE OF EMERGENCY: RUMINATIONS ON TERRORISM: EXPIATION AND EXPOSITION, Christopher
L. Blakesley* 945. Copyright (c) 2007 Pace University School of Law Pace
International Law Review, Fall 2007, 19 Pace Int'l L. Rev. 195, 10602 words, ARTICLE: SWINGING BACK AND FORTH BETWEEN
IMPUNITY AND IMPEACHMENT: THE STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Alberto L. Zuppi*
946. Copyright (c) 2007 Bar Association of San Francisco San Francisco
Attorney, Fall, 2007, 33 San Francisco Att'y 27, FEATURE: PRACTICING LAW IN DARFUR: CRISIS IN DARFUR --SUDANESE LAWYERS
LOOK TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, Jerome C. Roth and Genevieve A. Cox 947.
Copyright (c) 2007 Valparaiso University Law Review Valparaiso University Law Review, Fall, 2007, 42 Val. U.L.
Rev. 119, 9938 words, LECTURE: INTERNATIONAL LAW BY CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED, Jose A. Cabranes* Copyright
(c) 2007 The Vanderbilt University Law School Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law, November, 2007, 40 Vand. J. Transnat'l
L. 1523, 7799 words, ESSAY: The Anfal Genocide: Personal Reflections and Legal Residue, Michael A. Newton**
Copyright (c) 2008 Chicago-Kent College of Law Chicago-Kent Law Review, 2008, 83 Chi.-Kent L. Rev.
329, 15718 words, THE HENRY MORRIS LECTURE: WHAT IS THE POINT OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE?, Mir-jan Damaska*
Copyright (c) 2008 Chicago-Kent Journal of International and Comparative Law Chicago-Kent Journal of International
and Comparative Law, 2008, 8 Chi.-Kent J. Int'l & Comp. L. 88, 9469 words, ARTICLE: Weighing Judicial Independence
against Judicial Accountability: Do the Scales of the International Criminal Court Balance?, By Ronli Sifris*
951. Copyright (c) 2008 Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems Transnational
Law & Contemporary Problems, Winter, 2008, 17 Transnat'l L. & Contemp. Probs. 73, 14422 words, THE WAR CRIMES
SYMPOSIUM: Victims' Participation in the Investigations of the International Criminal Court, Susana SaCouto and Katherine
Cleary* 952. Copyright (c) 2008 Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems
Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems, Winter, 2008, 17 Transnat'l L. & Contemp. Probs. 107, 7141 words, THE
WAR CRIMES SYMPOSIUM: Perspectives of a Non-Party to the International Criminal Court Treaty, Christopher T. Cline*
Copyright (c) 2008 Albany Law Review Albany Law Review, 2008, 71 Alb. L. Rev. 299, 8788 words, ARTICLE: [PRE]DETERMINING
THE CRIME OF AGGRESSION: HAS THE TIME COME TO ALLOW THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT ITS FREEDOM?, Dr. Troy Lavers*
954. Copyright (c) 2008 The Dickinson School of Law of the Pennsylvania State University,
Carlisle, PA Penn State International Law Review, Winter, 2008, 26 Penn St. Int'l L. Rev. 765, 14796 words, SYMPOSIUM:
REIFYING LAW--RULE OF LAW, GOVERNMENT, THE STATE, AND TRANSNATIONAL GOVERANCE: COMMENT: Showing Its Teeth: The International
Criminal Court Takes On Child Conscription in the Congo, But Is Its Bark Worse Than Its Bite?, Justin Coleman*
955. Copyright (c) 2008 Hastings College of the Law Hastings International and Comparative
Law Review, Winter, 2008, 31 Hastings Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 509, 12526 words, NOTE: Shared Dilemmas: Justice for Rape
Victims Under International Law and Protection for Rape Victims Seeking Asylum, By Lindsay Peterson* 956.
Copyright (c) 2008 American University International Law Review American University International
Law Review, 2008, 23 Am. U. Int'l L. Rev. 807, 17221 words, Article: The Gravity Threshold of the International Criminal
Court, Susana SaCouto & Katherine Cleary* Copyright (c) 2008 Transnational Law & Contemporary
Problems Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems, Winter, 2008, 17 Transnat'l L. & Contemp. Probs. 265, 21341
words, STUDENT NOTE: Entrenched Hegemony, Efficient Procedure, or Selective Justice?: An Inquiry into Charges for Gender-Based
Violence at the International Criminal Court, Suzan M. Pritchett* Copyright (c) 2008 Brooklyn Journal of International Law
Brooklyn Journal of International Law, 2008, 33 Brooklyn J. Int'l L. 503, 27859 words, ARTICLE:
TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY AND THE "RIGHT" TO SELF-DETERMINATION: AN EXAMINATION OF THE CONCEPTUAL TOOLS, Joshua Castellino
* 959. Copyright (c) 2008 President and Fellows of Harvard College Harvard
International Law Journal, Winter, 2008, 49 Harv. Int'l L.J. 53, 28163 words, ARTICLE: Proactive Complementarity: The
International Criminal Court and National Courts in the Rome System of International Justice, William W. Burke-White*
960. Copyright (c) 2008 Suffolk University Suffolk Transnational Law Review, Symposium,
2008, 31 Suffolk Transnat'l L. Rev. 279, 8529 words, LEAD ARTICLE: MAKING SENSE OF THE U.S. PRESIDENT'S INTERVENTION
IN MEDELLIN, John Cerone* 961. Copyright (c) 2008 University of La Verne
College of Law University of La Verne Law Review, 2008, 29 U. La Verne L. Rev. 19, 17379 words, ARTICLE: MERE CHILDREN OR
WEAPONS OF WAR --CHILD SOLDIERS AND INTERNATIONAL LAW, Steven Freeland* Copyright (c) 2008
Emory University School of Law Emory International Law Review, 2008, 22 Emory Int'l L. Rev. 15, 4777 words, CONFERENCE
ON WORLD LAW AND WORLD HEALTH: KEYNOTE ADDRESS: PROTECTION OF THE HEALTH OF WOMEN THROUGH INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW: HOW
CAN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW CONTRIBUTE TO EFFORTS TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF WOMEN?, Judge Navanethem Pillay* International
Criminal Court 963. Copyright (c) 2008 Virginia Journal of International
Law Association Virginia Journal of International Law, Winter, 2008, 48 Va. J. Int'l L. 411, 16198 words, ESSAY: Competition
and Control in International Adjudication, Jacob Katz Cogan* 964. Copyright
(c) 2008 Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems, Winter, 2008, 17 Transnat'l
L. & Contemp. Probs. 1, 3207 words, THE WAR CRIMES SYMPOSIUM: Qui Tolis Peccata Mundi?*: Introduction to The War Crimes
Symposium, Christopher R. Rossi+ 965. Copyright (c) 2008 Chicago-Kent
Journal of International and Comparative Law Chicago-Kent Journal of International and Comparative Law, 2008, 8 Chi.-Kent
J. Int'l & Comp. L. 1, 11576 words, ARTICLE: Negotiated Justice and the Goals of International Criminal Tribunals,
Anna Petrig* 966. Copyright (c) 2008 University of La Verne College of
Law University of La Verne Law Review, 2008, 29 U. La Verne L. Rev. 219, 14932 words, COMMENT: LITTLE GIRLS LOST: CAN THE
INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY PROTECT GIRL SOLDIERS?, Jordan A. Gilbertson* 967. Copyright
(c) 2008 Cornell University Cornell International Law Journal, Winter, 2008, 41 Cornell Int'l L.J. 177, 20085
words, SYMPOSIUM: Immigration Policy: Who Belongs?: NOTE: Brave New World: Neurowarfare and the Limits of International
Humanitarian Law, Stephen E. White + Copyright (c) 2008 Arizona Board of Regents Arizona Law Review,
2008, 50 Ariz. L. Rev. 657, 6901 words, Isaac Marks Memorial Lecture: Equal Justice for Women: A Personal Journey, Navanethem
Pillay* Copyright (c) 2008 The Association of the Bar of the City of New York The Record of The
Association of The Bar of the City of New York, 2008, 63 The Record 200, ARTICLE: GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE LAWS IN SUB-SAHARAN
AFRICA *, Committee on African Affairs 970. Copyright (c) 2008 Boston
Third World Law Journal Boston College Third World Law Journal, Winter, 2008, 28 B.C. Third World L.J. 203, 14850 words, NOTE:
JUSTICE FOR THE FORGOTTEN: SAVING THE WOMEN OF DARFUR, REBECCA A. CORCORAN * 971.
Copyright (c) 2008 The Yale Law Journal Company The Pocket Part, 2008, 117 Yale L.J. Pocket Part 160, 1251 words,
ARTICLE: Antislavery Courts, Jenny S. Martinez Copyright (c) 2008 President and Fellows of Harvard
College Harvard International Law Journal, Winter, 2008, 49 Harv. Int'l L.J. 161, 32252 words, ARTICLE: Prosecuting Aggression,
Noah Weisbord* 973. Copyright (c) 2008 Boalt Hall School of Law, University
of California, Berkeley Berkeley Journal of International Law, 2008, 26 Berkeley J. Int'l L. 373, 9522 words, Stefan A.
Riesenfeld Symposium 2008 "Realizing The Potential: Global Corporations and Human Rights": Stefan A. Riesenfeld
Symposium 2008: MARCH 14, 2008, Berkeley, California: Speech: Keynote Address: International Standard-Setting on the Human
Rights Responsibilities of Businesses, By David Weissbrodt* 974. Copyright
(c) 2008 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, January, 2008, 31 Fordham Int'l
L.J. 343, 28039 words, WOMEN, CHILDREN, AND VICTIMS OF MASSIVE CRIMES: LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS IN AFRICA: ARTICLE:
THE CHALLENGES OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS IN AFRICA, Okechukwu Oko* 975.
Copyright (c) 2008 The Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois University of Illinois Law Review, 2008,
2008 U. Ill. L. Rev. 253, 5226 words, SYMPOSIUM: PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ECONOMICS: IS IT REALLY
ALL ABOUT COMMITMENT AND DIFFUSION? A Comment on Commitment and Diffusion: How and Why National Constitutions Incorporate
International Law +, Andreas Zimmermann* Copyright (c) 2008 Hastings College of the Law Hastings
International and Comparative Law Review, Winter, 2008, 31 Hastings Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 461, 12393 words, COMMENTARY:
Peacekeeping in Name Alone: Accountability for the United Nations in Haiti, By Matt Halling and Blaine Bookey* Copyright (c)
2008 Vanderbilt Law Review, Vanderbilt University Law School Vanderbilt Law Review, March, 2008, 61 Vand. L. Rev. 647, 17807
words, NOTE: Increasing the Effectiveness of the Security Council's Chapter VII Authority in the Current Situations Before
the International Criminal Court, Elizabeth C. Minogue* Copyright (c) 2008 Vanderbilt Law Review,
Vanderbilt University Law School Vanderbilt Law Review, March, 2008, 61 Vand. L. Rev. 681, 16306 words, NOTE: Why Ratify?
Lessons from Treaty Ratification Campaigns, Uta Oberdorster* Journal of International Criminal Justice,
1 March 2008, ICJ 6 1 (87), CRIMINAL LAW, Dama ka and the Faces of International Criminal Justice, Bert Swart Professor
of Law, University of Amsterdam, Member of the Board of Editors. [a.swart32@chello.nl] 980.
Copyright (c) 2008 Connecticut Journal of International Law Connecticut Journal of International Law, Spring,
2008, 23 Conn. J. Int'l L. 209, 42841 words, ARTICLE: ACHIEVING PEACE WITH JUSTICE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
AND UGANDAN ALTERNATIVE JUSTICE MECHANISMS, Linda M. Keller* Copyright (c) 2008 Northwestern University,
School of Law Northwestern University Journal of International Human Rights, Spring, 2008, 6 Nw. U. J. Int'l Hum. Rts.
382, 14509 words, ARTICLE: International Criminal Tribunals: A Review of 2007, William A. Schabas* Copyright
(c) 2008 Michigan Law Review Association Michigan Law Review, April, 2008, 106 Mich. L. Rev. 901, 11775 words, 2008 SURVEY
OF BOOKS RELATED TO THE LAW: CONTENT: FOREWORD: WAR TALES AND WAR TRIALS, Patricia M. Wald* 983.
Copyright (c) 2008 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, April, 2008,
31 Fordham Int'l L.J. 816, 4919 words, THE CRISIS IN DARFUR: A STEIN CENTER & LEITNER CENTER
COLLOQUIUM: ESSAY: SEEKING JUSTICE FOR VICTIMS IN DARFUR: THE DARFUR LEGAL TRAINING PROGRAM, Genevieve A. Cox & Jerome
C. Roth* 984. Copyright (c) 2008 St. John's University St. John's
Journal of Legal Commentary, Spring, 2008, 23 St. John's J.L. Comm. 167, 17513 words, NOTE: PROSECUTING RAPE IN INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL TRIBUNALS: THE NEED TO BALANCE VICTIM'S RIGHTS WITH THE DUE PROCESS RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED, Amanda Beltz
985. Copyright (c) 2008 Boston Third World Law Journal Boston College Third World Law
Journal, Spring, 2008, 28 B.C. Third World L.J. 345, 30381 words, ARTICLE: LOOKING BEYOND AMNESTY AND TRADITIONAL JUSTICE
AND RECONCILIATION MECHANISMS IN NORTHERN UGANDA: A PROPOSAL FOR TRUTH-TELLING AND REPARATIONS, CECILY ROSE*
Copyright (c) 2008 Northwestern University, School of Law Northwestern University Journal of International Human
Rights, Spring, 2008, 6 Nw. U. J. Int'l Hum. Rts. 304, 12887 words, ARTICLE: Corporate Aiding and Abetting of Human Rights
Violations: Confusion in the Courts, Doug Cassel* Copyright (c) 2008 Fordham University School of Law Fordham International
Law Journal, April, 2008, 31 Fordham Int'l L.J. 811, 2363 words, THE CRISIS IN DARFUR: A STEIN
CENTER & LEITNER CENTER COLLOQUIUM: INTRODUCTION, Justice Richard J. Goldstone* 988.
Copyright (c) 2008 Michigan Law Review Association Michigan Law Review, April, 2008, 106 Mich. L. Rev. 975, 13671
words, CONFRONTING WAR: DECONSTRUCTING INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW: Atrocity, Punishment, and International Law., Kevin Jon
Heller* 989. Copyright (c) 2008 Suffolk University Suffolk Transnational
Law Review, Summer, 2008, 31 Suffolk Transnat'l L. Rev. 619, 10817 words, NOTE: THE UNITED STATES AND THE INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT: A PERMANENT DIVIDE?, Megan E. Lantto 990. Copyright (c)
2008 UC Hastings College of the Law Hastings International and Comparative Law Review, Summer, 2008, 31 Hastings Int'l
& Comp. L. Rev. 531, 11072 words, ARTICLE: Sixty Years In The Making: The Definition of Aggression for the International
Criminal Court, By Keith A. Petty* Copyright (c) 2008 New York University Journal of International
Law and Politics New York University Journal of International Law and Politics, Summer, 2008, 40 N.Y.U. J. Int'l
L. & Pol. 1019, 20474 words, ARTICLE: THE FAITH OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAWYER, David S. Koller*
992. Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 July 2008, ICJ 6 3 (489), CRIMINAL
LAW, Admissibility of Evidence, Standard of Proof, and Nature of the Decision in the ICC Confirmation of Charges in Lubanga,
Michela Miraglia Researcher in Criminal Procedure, University of Genoa. [CO529@unige.it] 993.
Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 July 2008, ICJ 6 3 (471), CRIMINAL LAW, Intent, Mistake of Law, and
Co-perpetration in the Lubanga Decision on Confirmation of Charges, Thomas Weigend Professor of Criminal Law, University of
Cologne (Germany), member of the Board of Editors of the Journal. [thomas.weigend@uni-koeln.de] 994.
Copyright (c) 2008 Seattle Journal for Social Justice Seattle Journal for Social Justice, Spring
/ Summer, 2008, 6 Seattle J. Soc. Just. 907, 23115 words, ARTICLE: NOTE: Knowledge Versus Acknowledgment: Rethinking the Alford
Plea in Sexual Assault Cases, Claire L. Molesworth n1 995. Copyright (c)
2008 President and Fellows of Harvard College Harvard International Law Journal, Summer, 2008, 49 Harv. Int'l L.J. 413,
16063 words, ARTICLE: Ownership or Use? Civilian Property Interests in International Humanitarian Law, Lea Brilmayer and Geoffrey
Chepiga* 996. Copyright (c) 1995 Denver Journal of International Law and
Policy. Denver Journal of International Law and Policy, Spring, 1995, 23 Denv. J. Int'l L. & Pol'y 419, 19870
words, Leonard v.B. Sutton Award Paper: A Permanent International Criminal Court:
A Proposal that Overcomes Past Objections, Sandra L. Jamison *
CONGO, DARFUR, and ANGOLA: Recent Articles of Interest
1. By: Gordon, Philip H., "Europe's Role in Nation-Building: From the Balkans to the Congo." Foreign Affairs
, , Nov/Dec2008, Vol. 87 Issue 6, p167-167
Abstract: The article reviews the book "Europe's Role in Nation-Building: From the Balkans to the Congo,"
by James Dobbins, Seth G. Jones, Keith Crane, Christopher S. Chivvis, Andrew Radin, F. Stephen Larrabee, Nora Bensahel, Brooke
K. Stearns, and Benjamin W. Goldsmith.
2. By: Shannon, Ann, "World must act in defense of Congo's citizens." Christian Science Monitor , ,
10/30/2008, Vol. 100 Issue 236, p8-8
3. By: Baldauf, Scott; Kahorha, Jacques, "Congo rebels push toward key city." Christian Science Monitor
, , 10/29/2008, Vol. 100 Issue 235, p6-6
4. By: Baldauf, Scott, "In Congo, a doctor keeps helping as victims keep coming." Christian Science Monitor
, , 10/24/2008, Vol. 100 Issue 232, p1-11
5. By: Baldauf, Scott, "Congo blames new clashes on Rwanda." Christian Science Monitor , , 10/14/2008,
Vol. 100 Issue 224, p6-6
6. "Scientific Observations." Science News , , 9/27/2008, Vol. 174 Issue 7, p4-4
Abstract: This article discusses the risk of exploitation of Africa's untapped natural resources, expressed by
Richard Ruggiero of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, to National Public Radio (NPR). He mentions the discovery of western
lowland gorillas discovered in the Republic of Congo as an example of why the need to protect these resources is so great.
7. "Medicine and sorcery in the Republic of Congo." CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal, , 9/23/2008,
Vol. 179 Issue 7, p644-644
Abstract: A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of administering medical services
to a pregnant woman from the Republic of Congo who practices sorcery. [PDF format]
8. By: Stewart, Pearl, "'Preserving Intellectual Capital.'." Diverse: Issues in Higher Education
, , 9/4/2008, Vol. 25 Issue 15, p14-15
Abstract: The article focuses on the Institute of International Education's Scholar Rescue Fund, which offers aid
to students in countries which threaten their freedom of education. Felix Kaputu, a former student from the Democratic Republic
of the Congo, is mentioned for his receipt of support from the scholarship, and information about other students helped by
the program is provided.
9. By: Van De Walle, Nicolas, "The Failure of Democracy in the Republic of Congo." Foreign Affairs , ,
Sep/Oct2008, Vol. 87 Issue 5, p187-187
Abstract: The article reviews the book "The Failure of Democracy in the Republic of Congo," by John F. Clark.
10. By: Halperin, Alex; Moore, Jina, "In Congo, a new twist on 'blood diamonds'." Christian Science
Monitor , , 8/27/2008, Vol. 100 Issue 192, p12-12
11. "Hotel Métropole." Cities Guide - Brussels , , 2008, p9-9
Abstract: Information about the Hotel Métropole in Brussels, Belgium from a section of the book "Cities
Guide--Brussels, August 2008" is presented. Built in 1895, when King Leopold II was busy colonising parts of the Congo,
the hotel features lavish marble floors and vast crystal chandeliers. Many of the spacious rooms have Art Deco touches, and
there is a stylish bar-restaurant overlooking Boulevard Anspach. Rates can be very competitive over the Internet, especially
at weekends.
12. "Stability in Africa." Global Agenda , , 7/19/2008, p36-36
Abstract: The article reports on the economic condition in Africa. According to the 2008 African Economic Outlook,
most of the states in the country have experienced a growth in stability after its five-year civil war. However, social and
political conflicts, terrorism and ethnic conflicts were also recorded in other states, including the Democratic Republic
of Congo, East African regions, and Nigeria. It reveals that the condition poses threat towards achieving economic growth
in the country.
13. "Congo ceasefire brings little relief for women." CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal, , 7/15/2008,
Vol. 179 Issue 2, p133-134
Abstract: The article reports on sexual terrorism in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Panzi surgeon Dr. Roger Luhiriri
says that the combination HIV and sexual violence in eastern Congo is a condition that is sufficient to affect the whole humanity.
According to Stephen Lewis, former United Nations special envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, rape is no longer a weapon of war
but a strategy of war employed to humiliate entire families and communities through their women in order to take possession
of resources, or to turn the women into sex slaves. [PDF format]
14. "Hotel Métropole." Cities Guide - Brussels , , 2008, p9-9
Abstract: Information on Hotel Métropole in Brussels, Belgium from a chapter of the book "Cities Guide--Brussels,
July 2008" is presented. Much like Brussels's big boulevards and ornate monuments, the Métropole is a nod
to Belgium's colonial past. Built in 1895, when King Leopold II was busy colonising parts of the Congo, the hotel features
lavish marble floors and vast crystal chandeliers.
15. "Beginning the Investigation: A Critical Correspondence Blog." Contact Quarterly, , Summer/Fall2008,
Vol. 33 Issue 2, p25-25
Abstract: The article discusses the dance show "Festival of Lies," produced by Congolese choreographer Faustin
Linyekula and the Dance Theater Workshop at the BRIC center in Brooklyn, New York City in November 2007. She offers an insight
on the performance and what it attempts to depict. The author claims that the show illuminates the state of being a child
of Congo, a distilling message of a sense of disorientation, weariness and defeat, and a determination to assert an individual
sense of self. [PDF format]
16. "In Word and Image: Remembering Anne Eisner's Adventures in Africa." Research in African Literatures,
, Summer2008, Vol. 39 Issue 2, p138-142
Abstract: The article reviews the book "Images of Congo: Anne Eisner Art and Ethnography 1946-1958," edited
by Christie McDonald. [PDF format]
17. By: Autesserre, Séverine, "The Trouble With Congo." Foreign Affairs , , May/Jun2008, Vol. 87
Issue 3, p94-110
Abstract: The article examines how local disputes fuel regional conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Different
ethnic groups, clans and families are fighting over competing claims over land matters in the territories of Masisi and Walikale
in Nord-Kivu. Various wars, invasions and refugee movements resulted from these competing claims and caused multiple changes
in the ownership or control of land in the Kivus since the 1990s. In addition, claims over political representation was influenced
by the tensions between the indigenous communities and people of Rwandan descent. In 1994, the Tutsi government in Rwanda
collaborated with those of the Congolese Tutsis to protect their kinsfolk but eventually they used their military power to
seize land or capture political power.
18. "Hotel Métropole." Cities Guide - Brussels , , 2008, p5-5
Abstract: Information for visitors to Brussels, Belgium from a chapter of the book "Cities Guide--Brussels, April
2008" is presented. It features Hotel Métropole in Brussels, Belgium. The Métropole is a nod to Belgium's
colonial past. Built in 1895, when King Leopold II was busy colonising parts of the Congo, the hotel features lavish marble
floors and vast crystal chandeliers. Many of the spacious rooms have Art Deco touches, and there is a stylish bar-restaurant
overlooking Boulevard Anspach.
19. "EVENTS." Sight & Sound , , Apr2008, Vol. 18 Issue 4, p16-16
Abstract: This section offers news briefs related to the motion picture industry in Great Britain. Human Rights Watch
Festival includes screenings of Lisa Jackson's "The Greatest Silence: Rape in the Congo," from March 12 through
21, 2008. The London International Documentary Festival screens more than 50 films including Barbet Schroeder's "Terror's
Advocate" and Joshua Dugdale's documentary about the Dalai Lama, "The Unwinking Gaze." British Silent Film
Festival will focus on crime films for 2008.
20. "Mining firm to expand into Europe." MEED: Middle East Economic Digest , , 3/7/2008, Vol. 52 Issue
10, p15-15
Abstract: The article announces the plan of Ras al-Khaimah Minerals & Metals Investments (RMMI) to expand into
Eastern Europe as part of its $1 billion international investment plans. The company is pursuing a programme of overseas investment
in the mining sector, expanding a portfolio that now includes interests in Indonesia, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
and Armenia. Madhu Koneru, managing director at RMMI, said they are working with local mine owners, medium-sized companies
that do not have the resources to expand their operations.
21. "Reaching Every District (RED) approach: a way to improve immunization performance." Bulletin of the World
Health Organization, , Mar2008, Vol. 86 Issue 3, pA-B
Abstract: A letter to the editor in response to the article "Are health interventions implemented where they are
most needed? District uptake of the Integrated Management of Childhood Illness strategy in Brazil, Peru and the United Republic
of Tanzania" by C. G. Victora and other researchers in the 2006 issue is presented. [PDF format]
22. "THE PUNISHMENT AND PREVENTION OF GENOCIDE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AS A BENCHMARK OF PROGRESS AND NEED."
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, , 2008, Vol. 40 Issue 1/2, p227-242
Abstract: The article presents information on the activities of the International Criminal Court (ICC) for the prevention
of genocide. The ICC has been in operation for five years, and it has issued eleven arrest warrants relating to war crimes
and crimes against humanity committed during three ongoing conflicts in the world, including that in the Darfur region of
the Sudan, in northern Uganda, and in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). It is stated that the ICC represents and strengthens
international consensus supporting a rule of law that defines genocide and mass atrocities as crimes. The ICC supports the
domestic punishment of crimes under international law, such as genocide. [PDF format]
23. By: Wild-Wood, Emma, "Saint Apolo from Europe, or "What's in a Luganda Name?"" Church History
, , Mar2008, Vol. 77 Issue 1, p105-127
Abstract: The article presents a discussion on studies about Apolo Kivebulaya, a Ganda Christian, an evangelist and
an Anglican priest. He remains a beloved saint in the Anglican churches of Congo and Uganda and described as a humble, unassuming
man who owned few material possessions and who was willing to evangelize isolated places that other missionaries were reluctant
to visit. It is noted that the study of Kivebulaya has permitted a focused reflection on the question of what happens to culture
during Christian conversion in Africa. He and his converts interpreted new influences in the light of their own priorities
of engaging with power and modernity and ensuring their well-being. In doing so they were engaged in a process of remaking
cultures.
24. "Hotel Métropole." Cities Guide - Brussels , , 2008, p12-12
Abstract: Information on Hotel Métropole in Brussels, Belgium, from a chapter of the book "Cities Guide--Brussels"
is presented. Much like Brussels's big boulevards and ornate monuments, the Métropole is a nod to Belgium's
colonial past. Built in 1895, when King Leopold II was busy colonising parts of the Congo, the hotel features lavish marble
floors and vast crystal chandeliers. Many of the spacious rooms have Art Deco touches, and there is a stylish bar-restaurant
overlooking Boulevard Anspach.
25. By: Pham, J. Peter, "Do Not Resuscitate." National Interest , , Mar/Apr2008 Issue 94, p21-25
Abstract: The article reports on state failure in Africa. Accordingly, nation breaking, in some cases, is needed to
escape the cycle of violence at the root of the crises and uphold the burden of humanitarian intervention. It says that the
Democratic Republic of Congo has never had a whole set of free and democratic elections for local, provincial and national
governments. Meanwhile, it mentions that in December 2005, Somaliland applied for admission to the African Union (AU), as
encouraged by positive international and African evaluation of such developments.
26. By: Stearns, Jason; Thomas-Jensen, Colin, "Bush's peace opportunity in Congo." Christian Science Monitor
, , 2/21/2008, Vol. 100 Issue 60, p9-9
27. By: McConnell, Tristan, "Conversation with a Congo warlord." Christian Science Monitor , , 2/15/2008,
Vol. 100 Issue 57, p20-20
28. "A peace deal, of sorts." Global Agenda , , 2/2/2008, p12-12
Abstract: The article reports on the signing of a peace deal between the Congolese government and more than 20 armed
groups, most importantly that of the rebel Tutsi general Laurent Nkunda. The peace deal has been welcomed as a step towards
ending the long-running conflict in the east of the country. There are a number of reasons why fighting has persisted in the
east, but the main problem is that the region is a buffer zone between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda.
29. "Methodological considerations in implementing the WHO Global Survey for Monitoring Maternal and Perinatal Health."
Bulletin of the World Health Organization, , Feb2008, Vol. 86 Issue 2, p126-131
Abstract (English): Objective To set up a global system for monitoring maternal and perinatal health in 54 countries
worldwide. Methods The WHO Global Survey for Monitoring Maternal and Perinatal Health was implemented through a network of
health institutions, selected using a stratified multistage cluster sampling design. Focused information on maternal and perinatal
health was abstracted from hospital records and entered in a specially developed online data management system. Data were
collected over a two- to three-month period in each institution. The project was coordinated by WHO and supported by WHO regional
offices and country coordinators in Africa and the Americas. Findings The initial survey was implemented between September
2004 and March 2005 in the African and American regions. A total of 125 institutions in seven African countries and 119 institutions
in eight Latin American countries participated. Conclusion This project has created a technologically simple and scientifically
sound system for large-scale data management, which can facilitate programme monitoring in countries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
[PDF format]
30. "Hotel Métropole." Cities Guide - Brussels , , 2008, p5-5
Abstract: Information on Hotel Métropole in Brussels, Belgium from a chapter of the book "Cities Guide--Brussels"
is presented. Much like Brussels's big boulevards and ornate monuments, the Métropole is a nod to Belgium's
colonial past. Built in 1895, when King Leopold II was busy colonizing parts of the Congo, the hotel features lavish marble
floors and vast crystal chandeliers.
31. "Hotel Métropole." Cities Guide - Brussels , , 2008, p5-5
Abstract: Information about Hotel Métropole in Brussels, Belgium from a section of the book "Cities Guide--Brussels"
is presented. Built in 1895, when King Leopold II was busy colonising parts of the Congo, the hotel features lavish marble
floors and vast crystal chandeliers. Many of the spacious rooms have Art Deco touches, and there is a stylish bar-restaurant
overlooking Boulevard Anspach.
32. By: Woodside, Duncan, "Congo's conflict could cross borders." Christian Science Monitor , , 12/26/2007,
Vol. 100 Issue 22, p7-7
33. "Hotel Métropole." Cities Guide - Brussels , , 2007, p5-5
Abstract: Information for visitors to Brussels, Belgium from a chapter of the book "Cities Guide--Brussels, December
2007," is presented. It focuses on the Hotel Métropole, located in the city. The Métropole is a nod to
Belgium's colonial past. Built in 1895, when King Leopold II was busy colonizing parts of the Congo, the hotel features
marble floors and vast crystal chandeliers. Many of the spacious rooms have Art Deco touches, and there is a stylish bar-restaurant
overlooking Boulevard Anspach.
34. "Adult literacy rates in African and Eastern Mediterranean countries." CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association
Journal, , 11/20/2007, Vol. 177 Issue 11, p1347-1347
Abstract: The article reports on the literacy rates of adult people in African and Eastern Mediterranean countries.
Based on the World Health Organization's (WHO) data, 43% of African countries and 25% of Eastern Mediterranean countries
had an adult literacy rate of less than 60%. It is not necessary that countries with low gross national income per capita
did not necessarily rank low in adult literacy such as Madagascar, United Republic of Tanzania and the Democratic Republic
of the Congo in Africa and Jordan in Eastern Mediterranean region. Of the 10 countries with the lowest rates, 9 is either
in Africa and Eastern Mediterranean region while the number 1 spot belongs to Bangladesh with an adult literacy rate of 42.6%.
[PDF format]
35. "Message to the Congress on Continuation of the National Emergency With Respect to the Situation In or In Relation
to the Democratic Republic of the Congo." Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, , 10/29/2007, Vol. 43
Issue 43, p1411-1411
Abstract: This article presents a message sent by U.S. President George W. Bush to the Congress on October 24, 2007,
regarding the continuation of the national emergency with respect to the situation in or in relation to Congo. He discusses
the current situation in Congo and the threat it poses to U.S. foreign policy. He calls for the continuation of the national
emergency declared in an October 2006 executive order, and the related measures blocking the property of certain persons contributing
to the conflict. [PDF format]
36. "Notice--Continuation of the National Emergency With Respect to the Situation In or In Relation to the Democratic
Republic of the Congo." Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, , 10/29/2007, Vol. 43 Issue 43, p1411-1411
Abstract: This article presents a notice issued by U.S. President George W. Bush on October 24, 2007, which deals with
the continuation of the national emergency with respect to the situation in or in relation to Congo. It discusses the current
situation in Congo and the threat it poses to the foreign policy of the U.S. [PDF format]
37. "Remarks Following a Meeting With President Joseph Kabila of the Democratic Republic of the Congo." Weekly
Compilation of Presidential Documents, , 10/29/2007, Vol. 43 Issue 43, p1415-1416
Abstract: The article presents the remarks given by U.S. President George W. Bush following a meeting with President
Joseph Kabila of Congo on October 26, 2007. He discusses the victory of Kabila in the presidential election, the prevalence
of malaria in Congo, and the relations between the two countries. Remarks from Kabila are also given. [PDF format]
38. "Measles." CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal, , 10/23/2007, Vol. 177 Issue 9, p1019-1019
Abstract: A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience in studying measles in Democratic
Republic of Congo. [PDF format]
39. By: Baldauf, Scott, "Congo militia leader holds firm." Christian Science Monitor , , 10/1/2007, Vol.
99 Issue 214, p7-7
40. By: Baldauf, Scott, "Flood of refugees amid Congo conflict." Christian Science Monitor , , 9/27/2007,
Vol. 99 Issue 212, p6-6
41. By: Baldauf, Scott, "RANKS OF CHILD SOLDIERS SWELL AGAIN IN CONGO." Christian Science Monitor , , 9/19/2007,
Vol. 99 Issue 206, p1-10
42. "FAkE." American: A Magazine of Ideas, , Sep/Oct2007, Vol. 1 Issue 6, p96-100
Abstract: The article addresses the prevalence of counterfeit medicines in Africa. A team of researchers estimated
that 86 percent of understrength medicines analyzed in Kenya and Congo came from India and China. Several large pharmaceutical
companies were criticized for silence on counterfeiting in a 2005 issue of the Public Library of Science's medical journal.
Dora Akunyili, a pharmacy professor who heads the Nigerian National Agency for Food & Drug Administration, is considered
one of the heroes of the fight against counterfeits. [PDF format]
43. "Hotel Métropole." Cities Guide - Brussels , , 2007, p9-9
Abstract: Information on Hotel Métropole from a chapter of the book "Cities Guide--Brussels, 2007"
is presented. Much like Brussels' big boulevards and ornate monuments, the Métropole is a nod to Belgium's
colonial past. Built in 1895, when King Leopold II was busy colonizing parts of the Congo, the hotel features lavish marble
floors and vast crystal chandeliers. Many of the spacious rooms have Art Deco touches, and there is a stylish bar-restaurant
overlooking Boulevard Anspach.
44. "SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY." International Law Update, , Sep2007, Vol. 13, p177-179
Abstract: The article discusses the case Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) which alleged money-laundering
scheme in the U.S. Moreover, the event is made to prevent disturbance from Congo's creditor where the second circuit applies
that Congolese Petroleum Company is a legal against the subject. It is also stated that Republic of Congo had borrow over
$30 million, but do not made any payment for the debt. Agreement made to meet debt held by legal creditors is presented. [PDF
format]
45. "Historical change and evolutionary theory." Politics & the Life Sciences, , Sep2007, Vol. 26 Issue
2, p46-74
Abstract: Despite advances in fields like genetics, evolutionary psychology, and human behavior and evolution -- which
generally focus on individual or small group behavior from a biological perspective -- evolutionary biology has made little
impact on studies of political change and social history. Theories of natural selection often seem inapplicable to human history
because our social behavior is embedded in language (which makes possible the concepts of time and social identity on which
what we call "history" depends). Peter Corning's Holistic Darwinism reconceptualizes evolutionary biology, making
it possible to go beyond the barriers separating the social and natural sciences. Corning focuses on two primary processes:
"synergy" (complex multivariate interactions at multiple levels between a species and its environment) and "cybernetics"
(the information systems permitting communication between individuals and groups over time). Combining this frame of reference
with inclusive fitness theory, it is possible to answer the most important (and puzzling) question in human history: How did
a species that lived for millennia in hunter-gatherer bands form centralized states governing large populations of non-kin
(including multi-ethnic empires as well as modern nation-states)? The fragility and contemporary ethnic violence in Kenya
and the Congo should suffice as evidence that these issues need to be taken seriously. To explain the rise and fall of states
as well as changes in human laws and customs -- the core of historical research -- it is essential to show how the provision
of collective goods can overcome the challenge of self-interest and free-riding in some instances, yet fail to do so in others.
To this end, it is now possible to consider how a state providing public goods can -- under circumstances that often include
effective leadership -- contribute to enhanced inclusive fitness of virtually all its members. Because social behavior needs
to adapt to ecology, but... [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] [PDF format]
46. By: Begley, Sharon; Johnson, Scott; Scelfo, Julie, "CRY OF THE WILD." Newsweek , , 8/6/2007, Vol. 150
Issue 6, p20-23
Abstract: The article reports on endangered animal species, focusing on the shooting of a mountain gorilla in Virunga
National Park in Congo. Unlike earlier in the 20th century, when habitat destruction was the main threat to large mammals,
hunting and poaching for "bushmeat" has become a large problem in Africa and Asia.
47. By: Johnson, Scott, "GORILLA WARFARE." Newsweek , , 8/6/2007, Vol. 150 Issue 6, p24-29
Abstract: The article reports on the unexplained shooting of four mountain gorillas in the Virunga National Park in
the Democratic Republic of Congo, home to a majority of the population of the endangered primate species. The gorillas are
threatened by hunting, civil war, and the clear-cutting of African forests for farming and valuable charcoal.
48. "Estimated global resources needed to attain international malaria control goals." Bulletin of the World
Health Organization, , Aug2007, Vol. 85 Issue 8, p623-D
Abstract (English): Objective To provide the international community with an estimate of the amount of financial resources
needed to scale up malaria control to reach international goals, including allocations by country, year and intervention as
well as an indication of the current funding gap. Methods A costing model was used to estimate the total costs of scaling
up a set of widely recommended interventions, supporting services and programme strengthening activities in each of the 81
most heavily affected malaria-endemic countries. Two scenarios were evaluated, using different assumptions about the effect
of interventions on the needs for diagnosis and treatment. Current health expenditures and funding for malaria control were
compared to estimated needs. Findings A total of US$ 38 to 45 billion will be required from 2006 to 2015. The average cost
during this period is US$ 3.8 to 4.5 billion per year. The average costs for Africa are US$ 1.7 billion and US$ 2.2 billion
per year in the optimistic and pessimistic scenarios, respectively; outside Africa, the corresponding costs are US$ 2.1 billion
and US$ 2.4 billion. Conclusion While these estimates should not be used as a template for country-level planning, they provide
an indication of the scale and scope of resources required and can help donors to collaborate towards meeting a global benchmark
and targeting funding to countries in greatest need. The analysis highlights the need for much greater resources to achieve
the goals and targets for malaria control set by the international community. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] [PDF format]
49. "Collaboration between a TB control programme and NGOs during humanitarian crisis: Democratic Republic of the Congo."
Bulletin of the World Health Organization, , Aug2007, Vol. 85 Issue 8, p642-643
Abstract: The article focuses on a collaboration between a tuberculosis (TB) control programme and non-governmental
organizations (NGOs) during humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Two domestic and four international
NGOs have been supporting the national tuberculosis and leprosy control programmes for many years, taking responsibility for
supporting one or several of the 23 coordinations provinciales lèpre et tuberculose (CPLTs). Most of the NGOs have
signed a of understanding with the ministry of health. [PDF format]
50. "From the medical front: Letting go." CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal, , 7/31/2007, Vol.
177 Issue 3, p246-246
Abstract: The author describes living and working as an outreach nurse with the Médecins Sans Frontières
in the Democratic Republic of Congo in past three months. She shares her insights about getting used to working with limited
medical supplies and equipment, and helplessly watching a patient die. She states that learning to let go of what she know
is possible back home, and finding out what is possible in Africa is her biggest lesson so far. [PDF format]
DARFUR
1. By: Aly, Heba; Baldauf, Scott, "Will Chinese deaths shift Darfur policy?" Christian Science
Monitor , , 10/29/2008, Vol. 100 Issue 235, p4-4
2. By: Aly, Heba, "Sudan makes case abroad while still bombing Darfur." Christian Science Monitor , , 10/9/2008,
Vol. 100 Issue 222, p1-12
3. By: Najjab, Jamal, "The Myths and Realities of Darfur." Washington Report on Middle East Affairs , ,
Sep/Oct2008, Vol. 27 Issue 7, p55-55
Abstract: The article discusses the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee panel discussion entitled "Darfur:
The Myths and Realities of a Human Tragedy," held in the U.S. Professor Alex de Waal, a program director at the Social
Science Research, told the audience about his visit to Darfur, Sudan and refugees he met during this trip. The issue on massacres
conducted by the Janjaweed, in cooperation with the Sudanese government in Khartoum, against the local population of Darfur
was discussed.
4. By: Nield, Richard, "Charges endanger fragile peace." MEED: Middle East Economic Digest , , 8/15/2008,
Vol. 52 Issue 33, p29-29
Abstract: The article reports that the arrest of Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir for war crimes risks the political
stability of the country. Luis Moreno-Ocampo, chief prosecutor at the International Girninal Court (ICC) has charged al-Bashir
guilty on 10 charges related to incidences in Dafur including genocide and crimes against humanity. It mentions that his arrest
could destabilise the peacekeeping efforts in Darfur.
5. "Darfur: truck ride." CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal, , 8/12/2008, Vol. 179 Issue 4, p318-318
Abstract: A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of being on a medical frontier
in the mountains of South Darfur, Sudan. [PDF format]
6. By: Wenar, Leif, "Help the people of Darfur: reclaim Sudan's stolen oil." Christian Science Monitor
, , 7/31/2008, Vol. 100 Issue 173, p9-9
7. "Darfur: Christmas." CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal, , 7/29/2008, Vol. 179 Issue 3, p228-228
Abstract: A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of spending Christmas in the
mountains of South Darfur, Sudan. [PDF format]
8. "PEACE BEFORE JUSTICE IN DARFUR." Christian Science Monitor , , 7/16/2008, Vol. 100 Issue 162, p8-8
9. By: Marquand, Robert; Crilly, Rob, "For Darfur, a step toward justice?" Christian Science Monitor ,
, 7/15/2008, Vol. 100 Issue 161, p1-11
10. "Darfur: arrival." CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal, , 7/15/2008, Vol. 179 Issue 2, p134-134
Abstract: A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience going in a mission with Médecins
Sans Frontières (MSF) in Sudan. [PDF format]
11. By: Economy, Elizabeth C.; Segal, Adam, "China's Olympic Nightmare." Foreign Affairs , , Jul/Aug2008,
Vol. 87 Issue 4, p47-56
Abstract: The article examines the possibly negative impact that the 2008 Olympic Games, to be held in Beijing, China,
might have on Chinese prestige and China's position on the global stage. The author notes that when the games were awarded
to China in 2001, authorities expected them to be a vehicle that would showcase China's significant economic development
and proclaim the country's status as a world leader. According to the author, however, Chinese prestige has been severely
damaged by a number of issues including international criticism of Chinese-sponsored repressing in Tibet, China's failure
to intervene in the Sudanese region of Darfur, the safety of Chinese made export goods and persistent air pollution.
12. "DARFUR and Peacekeeping Operations in Africa." Military Review, , Jul/Aug2008, Vol. 88 Issue 4, p14-23
Abstract: The article reports on the impact of the political crisis experienced by Darfur, Sudan on the ability of
the African Union (AU) to conduct its own peacekeeping operations. It is stated that this situation is poised to overwhelm
an already exhausted international peacekeeping system that has seen demand for forces increase 600 percent since 1998. The
history of African peacekeeping and the problems with African peacekeepers are further discussed. [PDF format]
13. By: McCrummen, Stephanie, "One man's songs of hope for Darfur." Christian Science Monitor , , 6/20/2008,
Vol. 100 Issue 145, p11-11
14. By: Peter, Tom A., "A Darfur voice." Christian Science Monitor , , 6/3/2008, Vol. 100 Issue 132, p20-20
15. By: Crilly, Rob, "Darfur rebel raid stirs Sudan-Chad war." Christian Science Monitor , , 5/12/2008,
Vol. 100 Issue 117, p6-6
16. By: Reeves, Eric, "An up-close view of brutality in Darfur." Christian Science Monitor , , 5/12/2008,
Vol. 100 Issue 117, p9-9
17. By: Natsios, Andrew S., "Beyond Darfur." Foreign Affairs , , May/Jun2008, Vol. 87 Issue 3, p77-93
Abstract: The article analyzes the circumstances that might give rise to civil war beyond Darfur in Sudan. The long-standing
policies and tactics of the National Congress Party is one of the sources of instability in Sudan. The hard-line tactics that
the Sudan People's Liberation Movement adopted toward the northern Arabs is another. It is viewed that the civil war in
Darfur would come to Khartoum because of the locus of political and military power in Juba and if the implementation of the
Comprehensive Peace Agreement is obstructed. With this, the administration of U.S. President George W. Bush is trying to adopt
a more pragmatic approach to secure peace negotiation in Darfur.
18. By: Wolff, Stefan, "Conflicts Without Borders." National Interest , , May/Jun2008 Issue 95, p63-69
Abstract: The author offers his opinion on the possible causes of ethnic conflict. He states that ethnic conflict arises
based on a desire to make profit, when unequal social status breeds dissatisfaction in a population, and when a population
perceives that their survival as a group is at risk and uses violence preemptively. He examines the genocides in the Darfur
region of Sudan and in Kosovo.
19. By: Lange, Mark, "The only way to alter China's hand in Darfur." Christian Science Monitor , ,
4/30/2008, Vol. 100 Issue 109, p9-9
20. By: Crilly, Rob, "UN force makes progress in Darfur." Christian Science Monitor , , 4/28/2008, Vol.
100 Issue 107, p6-6
21. "Beyond the "genocide Olympics." Global Agenda , , 4/26/2008, p23-23
Abstract: The article looks at the role of several multinational firms in promoting human rights in 2008. Soft-drinks
company Coca-Cola is offering assistance in Darfur, Sudan such as providing immediate relief and meeting stakeholders in an
attempt to solve the crisis. It cites the views of such firms in sponsoring the Olympic Games in Beijing, China, which are
being criticized by activists due to the Chinese government's failure to address human-rights violations in Darfur and
Tibet. It notes that activists, firms and government unanimously support human rights.
22. By: Alter, Jonathan, "Boycott Opening Ceremonies." Newsweek , , 4/21/2008, Vol. 151 Issue 16, p36-36
Abstract: This article presents the author's views on the 2008 Summer Olympics and why countries and spectators
should boycott the opening ceremonies in Beijing, China. The author reflects on China's record of human rights and its
relationship with Sudan, noting that it needs to take a more humanitarian role in the global community. The author also discusses
the effect that a boycott would have on Chinese nationalism and how world leaders should encourage talks about the genocide
in Darfur, Sudan.
23. By: Liu, Melinda; Hennock, Mary; Ansfield, Jonathan; Naughton, Keith; Raymond, Joan, "China Feels the Heat."
Newsweek , , 4/14/2008, Vol. 151 Issue 15, p26-29
Abstract: The article discusses the Chinese government's reaction to internal protests and conflict in the months
leading up to the 2008 summer Olympics in Beijing, China. Human rights activists criticize China for refusing to help stop
genocide in Darfur, Sudan. It is suggested that China's forceful suppression of demonstrations in Tibet, China is due
to the Chinese government's desire to extinguish any problematic unrest before the Olympics. China's foreign relations
are strained.
24. By: LaFranchi, Howard, "UN's Ban, US push to add peacekeepers in Darfur -- and soon." Christian Science
Monitor , , 4/9/2008, Vol. 100 Issue 94, p2-2
25. By: Weiner, Jay, "Read the Writing On the Great Wall." Business Week , , 3/31/2008 Issue 4077, p69-69
Abstract: The article reports that the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China have highlighted the social and human rights
issues there such as Tibet, migrant workers, squalid conditions, Darfur, and air quality. In spite of the many negative issues
gaining attention there is no official boycott expected for the games. It is felt that if China does not respond to the world's
reaction to their problems, the Olympics may not be the main focus.
26. "Memorandum on Certification Concerning U.S. Participation in the United Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur
Under Section 2005 of the American Servicemembers' Protection Act." Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents,
, 3/31/2008, Vol. 44 Issue 12, p430-430
Abstract: The article presents the text of a memorandum signed by U.S. President George W. Bush regarding the participation
by members of the U.S. Armed Forces in the United Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur, Sudan (UNAMID). It certifies that
members of the U.S. Armed Forces participating in UNAMID are without risk of criminal prosecution or other assertion of jurisdiction
by the International Criminal Court. [PDF format]
27. "Zain invests $1bn in Darfur network." MEED: Middle East Economic Digest , , 3/14/2008, Vol. 52 Issue
11, p10-10
Abstract: The article reports on the plan of Zain, a telecommunications company in Kuwait, to spend $1 billion to improve
its network in Sudan. The plan includes expansion into war-torn Darfur, after the rival governments in the north and south
of the country reached an agreement giving telecommunications companies access to areas under their control. Expansion into
Darfur could prove controversial and expensive.
28. By: McConnon, Aili, "WRESTLING THE OLYMPICS ACTIVISTS." Business Week , , 3/10/2008 Issue 4074, p30-30
Abstract: The article details the pressures on corporate sponsors of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The article describes
the activities of Dream for Darfur, a group chaired by actress Mia Farrow, which is pressuring the Olympic sponsors and China
for China's connection to Sudan's Darfur region via the Olympic games. The article describes some of the corporate
responses to the pressure. One public relations firm shares an idea for corporate response. Two companies have made financial
donations to Darfur.
29. By: Begley, Sharon; Johnson, Scott; Interlandi, Jeneen; Overdorf, Jason, "Extinction Trade." Newsweek
, , 3/10/2008, Vol. 151 Issue 10, p46-49
Abstract: The article discusses poaching and thievery at wildlife parks in Africa. At the Zakouma National Park in
Chad marauders killed three park rangers in an attempt to steal the 1.5 tons of ivory housed in a strongroom there. The attackers
were Janjaweed, the same militia that has committed genocidal killings in Darfur, Sudan.
30. ""BOXED IN" SEMANTIC INDIFFERENCE TO ATROCITY." Case Western Reserve Journal of International
Law, , 2008, Vol. 40 Issue 1/2, p137-145
Abstract: The article presents information on the increasing number of atrocities over the passed decade, and the relationship
between semantics and atrocity. It is stated that there is no difference between genocide and mass killings of human beings,
and these international crimes result in pain and suffering that cannot be described in any language. It is mentioned that
the ongoing atrocities in Darfur, Sudan, may be a result of semantics, due to which international assistance has been delayed,
causing further murders, rapes, and other atrocities. [PDF format]
31. ""GENOCIDE"-THE POWER OF A LABEL." Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, , 2008,
Vol. 40 Issue 1/2, p147-162
Abstract: The article focuses on the prevention of genocide by labeling a particular atrocity as "genocide."
It is stated that applying the genocide label has several moral, political, and legal consequences, such as sanctions, prosecution
in the court of law, and military intervention. States are under obligation to prevent and punish genocide. However, it is
stated that the 1948 Genocide Convention doesn't have any provisions for the means required to prevent and punish the
crime of genocide. It is mentioned that during the 2003 Darfur conflict in Sudan, armed rebels started attacking government
troops, and the government used armed militias as proxy fighters to eradicate resistance. [PDF format]
32. "THE PUNISHMENT AND PREVENTION OF GENOCIDE: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AS A BENCHMARK OF PROGRESS AND NEED."
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, , 2008, Vol. 40 Issue 1/2, p227-242
Abstract: The article presents information on the activities of the International Criminal Court (ICC) for the prevention
of genocide. The ICC has been in operation for five years, and it has issued eleven arrest warrants relating to war crimes
and crimes against humanity committed during three ongoing conflicts in the world, including that in the Darfur region of
the Sudan, in northern Uganda, and in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). It is stated that the ICC represents and strengthens
international consensus supporting a rule of law that defines genocide and mass atrocities as crimes. The ICC supports the
domestic punishment of crimes under international law, such as genocide. [PDF format]
33. By: Baldauf, Scott; Ford, Peter; Winter, Laura J., "CHINA TAKES CLEAR STAND ON DARFUR." Christian Science
Monitor , , 2/25/2008, Vol. 100 Issue 62, p1-12
34. "High hurdles." Global Agenda , , 2/23/2008, p4-4
Abstract: The article considers the impact of the Darfur conflict in Sudan on the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China.
Activists criticized China for buying most of Sudan's oil and sell its arms. Although Western diplomats credit China with
helping to persuade Sudan to accept a UN peacekeeping mission there, film director Steven Spielberg claimed that China must
do more to stop the bloodshed in Darfur.
35. "War without borders." Global Agenda , , 2/9/2008, p24-24
Abstract: The article reports on the recent outbreak of hostilities in Ndjamena, Chad. The violence was attributed
to efforts to install a European Union (EU) peacekeeping force in Chad in an effort to contain the conflict in Darfur. The
force of 3,700 soldiers EU troops, plus a few hundred United Nations (UN) policemen, was ready to deploy but has been prevented
from doing so by the latest fighting.
36. By: Baldauf, Scott, "Chad coup bid clouds Darfur." Christian Science Monitor , , 2/4/2008, Vol. 100
Issue 48, p1-12
37. "The week ahead." Global Agenda , , 2/2/2008, p10-10
Abstract: This section presents news that may be in the headlines in February 2008. It is predicted that citizens are
more concerned on the state of the Republican race to select a candidate to replace U.S. President George W. Bush. Some also
expect a further rate cut to be announced by the Federal Reserve. With regard to the annual African Summit in Ethiopia, attention
is likely to be directed to the post-electoral violence in Kenya and the ongoing killings in Darfur.
38. By: Cordell, Dennis, "Darfur's Sorrow: A History of Destruction and Genocide." International Journal
of African Historical Studies , , 2008, Vol. 41 Issue 1, p155-157
Abstract: The article reviews the book "Darfur's Sorrow: A History of Destruction and Genocide," by M.
W. Daly.
39. By: Mattioli, Carl, "Doubts for Darfur's welfare in Sudan's coming elections." Christian Science
Monitor , , 1/29/2008, Vol. 100 Issue 44, p8-8
40. By: Slevin, John P., "Doubts for Darfur's welfare in Sudan's coming elections." Christian Science
Monitor , , 1/29/2008, Vol. 100 Issue 44, p8-8
41. By: Myers, Nathaniel, "Darfur's best hope: the ballot box." Christian Science Monitor , , 1/25/2008,
Vol. 100 Issue 42, p9-9
42. "Statement on Signing the Sudan Accountability and Divestment Act of 2007." Weekly Compilation of Presidential
Documents, , 1/8/2008, Vol. 43 Issue 53, p1646-1646
Abstract: The article presents the text of a statement issued by U.S. President George W. Bush on December 31, 2007,
in which he discussed the signing of the Sudan Accountability and Divestment Act of 2007, the continued violence in Darfur
and the deployment of peacekeepers in the region. [PDF format]
43. By: Kleine-Ahlbrandt, Stephanie; Small, Andrew, "China's New Dictatorship Diplomacy." Foreign Affairs
, , Jan/Feb2008, Vol. 87 Issue 1, p38-56
Abstract: The article outlines how China's willingness to engage in international foreign affairs in 2006 and 2007
have helped change previously "deadlocked" political and diplomatic situations. Some of the situations in which
China has helped place political pressure include the Darfur region of Sudan which has faced genocide, nuclear proliferation
by both North Korea and Iran, and human rights violations and political repression in Burma, renamed Myanmar by the present
junta. The history of Chinese foreign policy from 1949 to 2007 is traced and suggestions for increasing U.S. relations with
China are made.
44. By: van de Walle, Nicolas, "Darfur's Sorrow: A History of Destruction and Genocide/Sudan: The Elusive Quest for
Peace." Foreign Affairs , , Jan/Feb2008, Vol. 87 Issue 1, p197-197
Abstract: The article reviews the books "Darfur's Sorrow: A History of Destruction and Genocide," by
M. W. Daly, and "Sudan: The Elusive Quest for Peace," by Ruth Iyob and Gilbert M. Khadiagala.
45. By: Goodman, Sherri W.; Kern, Paul J., "BAD TIDINGS." National Interest , , Jan/Feb2008 Issue 93, p31-33
Abstract: The article, part of a special section of responses to an article by David Victor about the threat of wars
triggered by scarce natural resources, discusses why the threat is real. Topics discussed include the threat to global and
U.S. national security posed by climate change, and the role of water scarcity in conflicts such as those in Darfur and Rwanda.
46. "DARFUR PROTEST." State Legislatures , , Jan2008, Vol. 34 Issue 1, p10-10
Abstract: The article reports on a law passed in Massachusetts calling to divest stock of companies working on ventures
that benefit the Sudanese government. Under the law, the state's pension fund will sell more than $50 million worth of
stock in eight companies as a protest to the conflict in Darfur. Massachusetts governor acknowledges that such move will only
have little impact on the Sudanese government.
47. By: Bartholet, Jeffrey, "A Guide Through the Valley of Death." Newsweek , , 12/31/2007, Vol. 151 Issue
1, p90-90
Abstract: The article focuses on Daoud Hari, author of "The Translator," a book about his travels and experiences
in Darfur, Sudan. While traveling through Sudan, Hari and journalist Paul Salopek were captured by tribal gunmen, beaten and
threatened with death. Hari has gained refugee status in the U.S., but wishes to return to Darfur when it is safe.
48. "Memorandum on Waiver of Reimbursement Under the U.N. Participation Act to Support UNAMID Efforts in Darfur."
Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, , 12/17/2007, Vol. 43 Issue 50, p1592-1592
Abstract: The article focuses on the memorandum for the Secretary of State on the waiver of reimbursement under the
United Nations (UN) Participation Act to support the U.N./African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID). The President of the U.S.,
by the authority vested in him under the Constitution and the laws of the U.S., determines that transfer of camps and other
items furnished as assistance for the African Union Mission in Sudan (AMIS). [PDF format]
49. By: Getz, Arlene; Dickey, Christopher; Haq, Amber, "Do-Gooders Gone Bad." Newsweek , , 11/12/2007,
Vol. 150 Issue 20, p68-68
Abstract: The article discusses the possibly deleterious effect that international relief organizations are having
in the Darfur crisis. Nongovernmental organizations like the Save Darfur Coalition have been effective in raising awareness
of the plight of Darfuris, but the actual on-the-ground effectiveness of their efforts is questionable. An advertising campaign
from the Save Darfur Coalition calling for a no-fly zone over Darfur and one another blaming the Sudanese government may have
hurt relief efforts.
50. By: Nield, Richard, "West struggles with accord." MEED: Middle East Economic Digest , , 11/9/2007,
Vol. 51 Issue 45, p12-12
Abstract: The article reports on the status of peace process in Darfur, Sudan. Rebel groups in the nation failed to
attend the talks on peace sponsored by the United Nations (UN) and the African Union (AU). Although the insurgent groups have
called for more time for the rebel factions to reach a common position, most agree that continuing with peace efforts is still
worthwhile.
Angola
1. "Recording patient responses in low-income countries: does the tool make a difference?" Bulletin of the World
Health Organization, , Oct2008, Vol. 86 Issue 10, p740-A
Abstract: The article presents the author's views on the increasing number of health care providers in low income
countries which use information and communications technology (ICT) for collecting data routinely. She states that the technology
helps hospitals and clinics quickly facilitate the retrieval of patient data, collection of data, and identification of trends
in a patient's chart. An overview on the results of the randomized controlled trial in Luanda, Angola using personal digital
assistants (PDAs) is offered. It also provides guidelines that health workers could consider in introducing ICT, which include
the engagement in discussions with local stakeholders, identifying social characteristics, and conducting a short study. [PDF
format]
2. "Campaign trail." Global Agenda , , 8/9/2008, p8-8
Abstract: The article reports that Angola is preparing for its first legislative elections in 16 years which heralds
a new era for the previously war-torn country. Registration of 8.3 million voters was completed in May 2008, 8000 polling
stations have been set up across the country, and more than 5000 candidates have been approved. Over the past six years, Angolan
president José Eduardo dos Santos' government has built a reputation for competence and efficient management of
the economy.
3. "Stability in Africa." Global Agenda , , 6/28/2008, p36-36
Abstract: The article provides information on the 2008 African Economic Outlook which contains a series of reports
on the African economy. It cites that most countries, including post-conflict states like Angola, Liberia and Mozambique,
are enjoying growth stability. According to the report, the situation in Côte d'Ivoire has stabilised with the signing
of the Ouagadougou agreement in March 2007. It states that democratic institutions remain fragile and often unrepresentative.
4. "EMPIRE IN AFRICA: ANGOLA AND ITS NEIGHBORS." Africa Today, , Spring2008, Vol. 54 Issue 3, p118-122
Abstract: The article reviews the book "EMPIRE IN AFRICA: ANGOLA AND ITS NEIGHBORS," by David Birmingham.
[PDF format]
5. "Methodological considerations in implementing the WHO Global Survey for Monitoring Maternal and Perinatal Health."
Bulletin of the World Health Organization, , Feb2008, Vol. 86 Issue 2, p126-131
Abstract (English): Objective To set up a global system for monitoring maternal and perinatal health in 54 countries
worldwide. Methods The WHO Global Survey for Monitoring Maternal and Perinatal Health was implemented through a network of
health institutions, selected using a stratified multistage cluster sampling design. Focused information on maternal and perinatal
health was abstracted from hospital records and entered in a specially developed online data management system. Data were
collected over a two- to three-month period in each institution. The project was coordinated by WHO and supported by WHO regional
offices and country coordinators in Africa and the Americas. Findings The initial survey was implemented between September
2004 and March 2005 in the African and American regions. A total of 125 institutions in seven African countries and 119 institutions
in eight Latin American countries participated. Conclusion This project has created a technologically simple and scientifically
sound system for large-scale data management, which can facilitate programme monitoring in countries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
[PDF format]
6. By: Johnson, Scott, "China's African Misadventures." Newsweek , , 12/3/2007, Vol. 150 Issue 23,
p46-47
Abstract: The article reports that work teams sent from Beijing, China to build railways and roads that will link the
isolated interior of Angola to the Atlantic port city of Lobito are finding work conditions there inhospitable. Chinese plans
to build a petroleum refinery in Lobito have also been stalled. China is making strides at accessing Africa's rich mineral,
petroleum, timber and transportation resources, but are running up against political barriers as well as thousands of discarded
mines.
7. "Angola's uncertain future." Global Agenda , , 11/24/2007, p9-9
Abstract: The article speculates over the future of Angola when its oil resources are exhausted. The country continues
to post strong growth rates due to the booming oil sector, but the industry is expected to start shrinking from 2010, according
to government figures. Since 2005, Angola has been Africa's fastest-growing economy, with GDP growth averaging 17% a year,
and the rate is forecast to accelerate further, to 23.6%, in 2008.
8. "THE ANGOLA HORROR." Perspective Newsletter, , Oct2007, p7-7
Abstract: The article offers information on a lecture to be given by Charity Vogel at the Pan-American Building in
Buffalo, New York on November 18, 2007. [PDF format]
9. "Survival and Social Reproduction Strategies in Angolan Cities." Africa Today, , Fall2007, Vol. 54 Issue
1, p90-105
Abstract: To survive and ensure social reproduction, families in urban Angola have developed strategies to meet the
demands of daily life. The fundamental principles of these strategies are to concentrate and share resources among family
members and their solidarity networks and, simultaneously, to disperse the sources and methods of generating and/or collecting
these resources. Urban Angolans have proven that their efforts produce results beyond simple subsistence. The analysis of
empirical data collected in Angolan cities has allowed a characterization of family strategies and an understanding of the
wider motivations behind individuals' and families' efforts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] [PDF format]
10. "Many interests, but one focus." Buffalo Law Journal, , 8/23/2007, Vol. 79 Issue 68, p1-17
Abstract: The article features Thomas Eoannou, partner at the law firm Eoannou, Lana & D'Amico and owner of
the North Park Theater in Angola. Eoannou states that his firm is willing to help a client who is believed to be innocent
even if he or she has no ability to pay. He won the award for best brief in the Jessup International Moot Court competition
at the University of Buffalo Law School in New York. The lawyer cites that he has the ability to determine whether a person
is telling the truth. [PDF format]
11. By: Frazier, Herb, "Finding Florida's Lost Settlement." Diverse: Issues in Higher Education , ,
8/9/2007, Vol. 24 Issue 13, p14-15
Abstract: The article focuses on the Looking for Angola project started by project director Vicki Oldham to find physical
evidence of a maroon community of former African slaves and Seminole Indians in Florida. Oldham assembled five researchers
for the project. Oldham is looking for the physical evidence to prove that Angola is not a fable. Canter Brown Jr., a historian
at Fort Valley State University and the lead historian for the project, calls Angola one of the most significant historical
sites in Florida, if not the U.S.
12. "Under bad management." Global Agenda , , 7/21/2007, p17-17
Abstract: This article explains that after a serious deterioration between 1996 and 2005 governance in Africa has improved
over the past 12 months, according to the World Bank's Governance Matters survey, released in July 2007. Even so, the
aggregate index for 48 African countries is no better than in 2003 and is still some 4.5% worse than a decade ago. The best
performers are states like Botswana, Mauritius and Tunisia. Among the worst performers are Nigeria, Angola, Sudan and Chad.
13. By: Mackenzie, Celeste, "Thoughts from author Robert Wright:." Americas , , Jul/Aug2007, Vol. 59 Issue
4, p63-63
Abstract: The article presents the thoughts of Robert Wright, author of the book "Three Nights in Havana: Pierre
Trudeau, Fidel Castro, and the Cold War World," on Cuba and Canada. He discusses the similarities of Canadian Prime Minister
Pierre Trudeau with Cuban leader Fidel Castro. He also opines on Canada's pleas that Cuba get out of Angola, and on Cuban
exiles in Canada.
14. By: Chabal, Patrick, "Rebels and Robbers: Violence in Post-Colonial Angola." International Journal of African
Historical Studies , , 2007, Vol. 40 Issue 2, p321-322
Abstract: The article reviews the book "Rebels and Robbers: Violence in Post-Colonial Angola," by Assis Malaquias.
15. "News: Photo Special." Bulletin of the World Health Organization, , May2007, Vol. 85 Issue 5, p487-488
Abstract: Several photographs of disabled people, including a polio-affected boy enjoying the beach in Benguela, Angola,
a boy running in a race in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and a boy begging outside a Mosque in Syllhet, Bangladesh, are presented. [PDF
format]
16. "Angolan Literature in the Presence of an Incipient Canon of Literatures Written in Portuguese." Research
in African Literatures, , Spring2007, Vol. 38 Issue 1, p9-34
Abstract: The article discusses the problems when trying to teach Angolan literature or any other literature written
in Portuguese in a foreign scholastic context. The article also examines the conflicts that arise when trying to teach Angolan
literature in regards to terminologies, the designations of disciplines, and the academic departments in which such instruction
occurs. [PDF format]
17. "Tradition and the Effects of the New in Modern African Fictional Cartography." Research in African Literatures,
, Spring2007, Vol. 38 Issue 1, p106-118
Abstract: The article examines how Angola literature has been influence by traditions of the Portuguese colonies in
Africa, and how these influences can be seen in modern Angola works. The article looks at modern Angola works and draws connections
between them and the traditions of the Portuguese colonies in Africa. [PDF format]
18. "Postcolonial Poetry in Cape Verde, Angola, and Mozambique: Some Contemporary Considerations." Research
in African Literatures, , Spring2007, Vol. 38 Issue 1, p119-133
Abstract: The article looks at the space occupied by postcolonial poetry in Cape Verde, Angola, and Mozambique, which
were lusophone African countries. The article also examines whether or not the poetry from this period represents a sense
of social dystopias and whether the works are literary products of political and aesthetic compromise. [PDF format]
19. "No future ? The Luso-African generation in Portuguese Cinema." Studies in European Cinema, , 2007,
Vol. 4 Issue 1, p49-60
Abstract: Portugal is best known as a country of emigrants whose experiences have been reflected in a large number
of feature films. Immigration only became relevant following the 1974 Revolution, which ended dictatorship and colonialism,
and Portugal's entrance in the European Community in 1986, which made it economically more attractive. Although immigrants
and their integration is today an important issue in Portuguese society, so far only two feature films have dealt with the
second-generation from African descent, the so called Luso-Africans. Pedro Costa, currently one of Portugal's internationally
most recognised auteurs, focuses in the critically acclaimed Ossos/Bones (1997) on the difficulties of the Cape Verdian community.
The newcomer Leonel Vieira, on the other hand, looks in Zona J/J Zone (1998), a blockbuster, at the experiences of the young
generation from Angola. This article compares the quite different approaches in terms of gender, race and aesthetics, but
encounters similar perspectives on integration. It argues, moreover, that the art film makes the contradictory situation of
its characters apparent, while the box-office hit simply condemns its protagonist to engage more deeply with the discrimination
and exclusion experienced by secondgeneration of immigrants from Africa. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] [PDF format]
20. By: Heywood, Linda, "Empire in Africa; Angola and Its Neighbors." International Journal of African Historical
Studies , , 2007, Vol. 40 Issue 1, p163-164
Abstract: The article reviews the book "Empire in Africa; Angola and Its Neighbors," by David Birmingham.
21. By: Mitchell, Steven; Grady, Curt; Hardie, Ralph E.; Merriam, Larry S.; Weber, Jack; Marker, Harry T., "letters."
Automotive News , , 10/30/2006, Vol. 81 Issue 6227, p12-14
Abstract: Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in the October 16 issue of the journal,
including "Did Chevy ad dishonor 9/11? Commercial is a confused mix of upbeat and bitter images," by Seth Stevenson,
"For Mercury, it's 'do or die," and the Late news item.
22. "Re-creating Eden: land use, environment and society in southern Angola and northern Namibia." Africa,
, 2006, Vol. 76 Issue 3, p446-447
Abstract: The article reviews the book "Re-Creating Eden: Land Use, Environment and Society in Southern Angola
and Northern Namibia," by Emmanuel Kreike. [PDF format]
23. "BOOKS RECEIVED." Africa Today, , Fall2006, Vol. 53 Issue 1, p150-150
Abstract: The article lists several books related to Africa. These include "Indigenous Communication in Africa:
Concept, Application and Prospects," by Kwasi Ansu-Kyeremeh, "Empire in Africa: Angola and its Neighbors,"
by David Birmingham, and "The Dialectics of Transformation in Africa," by Elias K. Bongmba. [PDF format]
24. "Contested Power in Angola: 1840s to the Present." Journal of Third World Studies, , Fall2006, Vol.
23 Issue 2, p235-238
Abstract: The article reviews the book "Contested Power in Angola: 1840s to the Present," by Linda Heywood.
[PDF format]
25. By: Palmieri, Christopher; Morrison, Mark, "STRIKING IT RICH IN AFRICA." Business Week , , 8/14/2006
Issue 3997, p31-31
Abstract: The article reports on ExxonMobil's investments in Africa. The company produces greater than 30% of its
worldwide oil extraction in Africa. ExxonMobil acquired the rights to explore for oil in parts of West Africa when Exxon merged
with Mobil in 1998. ExxonMobil's oil production in Angola is offshore and it considered more secure than oil facilities
in parts of the Middle East and in African nations such as Nigeria.
26. "In the News." American Scientist , , Jul/Aug2006, Vol. 94 Issue 4, p315-315
Abstract: The article presents a roundup of notable recent items about scientific research. The ivory-billed woodpecker
was considered extinct until it flapped back onto the scene, blurrily, in a controversial videotape shot in an Arkansas swamp
in 2004. Deadlier even than Ebola, the Marburg virus killed more than 90 percent of those it infected in 2005 in Angola more
than 300 people in all. An enormous tempest has appeared on Jupiter, creating a smaller version of the famous Great Red Spot
storm.
27. By: Reed, Stanley, "Going Off The Deep End for Oil." Business Week , , 6/26/2006 Issue 3990, p63-63
Abstract: The article discusses the auction of oil tracts in the Congo Basin off the coast of Angola. Oil companies
from Italy, China, and other countries were willing to pay more than $3 billion in fees and several million dollars to fund
social projects in Angola in order to acquire the licenses. The author discusses the trend of increasing bids for oil rights.
28. "A warm embrace." Global Agenda , , 6/24/2006, p11-11
Abstract: The article reports on China's growing relations with Africa. In June 2006, China's prime minister,
Wen Jiabao, took a safari around seven African countries, striking business deals in Egypt, Ghana, Congo-Brazzaville, Angola,
South Africa, Tanzania, and Uganda. He followed hot on the heels of his president, Hu Jintao, who visited earlier in 2006.
Their aim seems clear: to get a share of Africa's natural resources and to expand a market for Chinese goods.
29. "Down and Out." MEED: Middle East Economic Digest , , 6/23/2006, Vol. 50 Issue 25, p3-3
Abstract: The article reports on the disappointment of Iranian soccer player Anderanik Teymourian that his team was
eliminated at the 2006 World Cup, despite an excellent performance in the Group D match against Angola that earned the team
a 1-1 draw and its first point in the tournament.
30. By: Morrison, Mark, "This Wildcatter Feels Right at Home in Gabon." Business Week , , 6/5/2006 Issue
3987, p63-63
Abstract: The article profiles oil company VAALCO Energy. The company was failing in the 1990s as oil prices fell and
its Philipines wells ran dry. A venture into offshore drilling off the coast of Gabon led VAALCO to a 30 million barrel reserve.
CEO Robert Gerry is preparing for further drilling in Gabon, with additional wells planned in Angola and an exploratory office
in Scotland on the look out for projects in the North Sea.
31. "Ivy Tech, Tri-State partner to quicken graduation." Community College Week, , 6/5/2006, Vol. 18 Issue
22, p9-9
Abstract: The article reports on an education program plan developed by Ivy Tech Community College and Tri-State University.
The program called Accelerate U allows students who complete a two-year associate's degree at Ivy Tech to transfer to
Tri-state at a reduced price. The cost of per credit hour at Tri-State is $175 for students who achieve at least a 3.0 grade-point
average. The advantages of the plan are mentioned which include small class sizes. [PDF format]
32. By: Mcktttrick, Meredith, "Re-creating Eden: Land Use, Environment, and Society in Southern Angola and Northern Namibia."
International Journal of African Historical Studies , , 2006, Vol. 39 Issue 2, p311-313
Abstract: The article reviews the book "Re-creating Eden: Land Use, Environment, and Society in Southern Angola
and Northern Namibia," by Emmanuel Kreike.
33. "In this month's Bulletin." Bulletin of the World Health Organization, , Mar2006, Vol. 84 Issue
3, p161-161
Abstract: The article discusses various reports published in the issue, including Michel Garenne and Vincent Fauveau's
paper about the value and limitations of verbal autopsy, and Karen Iley's report from Angola on why it is very difficult
to count malaria deaths, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. [PDF format]
34. "Malaria deaths are the hardest to count." Bulletin of the World Health Organization, , Mar2006, Vol.
84 Issue 3, p165-166
Abstract: The article presents a report from Angola which explains why it is difficult to count malaria deaths, particularly
in sub-Saharan Africa. Malaria is such a nebulous disease that the chances of getting the numbers wrong are great, and this
may adversely affect decision-making. It is very difficult to measure its burden, as it is so unspecific and most kids have
parasites in their blood in high transmission areas. Given that the burden falls on young children, a principal indicator
of the trend in malaria-related deaths recommended by the Roll Back Malaria Partnership is all-cause under-five mortality,
routinely measured in malaria-endemic countries by nationally representative community-based demographic and health surveys.
[PDF format]
35. "The Economic Competitiveness of Angola: Financials Returns, Labor Productivity and International Gaps." Angola
Economic Competitiveness, , 2006, p1-1
Abstract: The article presents an overview of the economic competitiveness of Angola. The article also analyzes the
performance of Angola-based business enterprises in terms of their financial returns and labor productivity. Ratio analysis
and financial performance of business enterprises have also been analyzed. [PDF format]
36. "About this Series." Angola Economic Competitiveness, , 2006, p3-3
Abstract: The article presents information about the book "The Economic Competitiveness of Angola: Financials
Returns, Labor Productivity and International Gaps." The book presents information on the strategic market potential
and situation of Angola for international firms who rely on foreign markets for a substantial portion of their business. [PDF
format]
37. "About the Author." Angola Economic Competitiveness, , 2006, p3-3
Abstract: The article profiles Philip M. Parker, the professor of innovation, business and society at INSEAD in France,
where he has taught courses on global competitive strategy since 1988. Parker has authored research report concerning economic
competitveness and business viability in many emerging countries. Parker has also authored as many as six books on the economic
convergence of nations. [PDF format]
38. "Acknowledgements." Angola Economic Competitiveness, , 2006, p3-3
Abstract: People that the author would like to thank for their assistance in the creation of his book are mentioned.
[PDF format]
39. "About ICON Group Ltd." Angola Economic Competitiveness, , 2006, p4-4
Abstract: The article presents information about ICON Group Ltd. The company's primary mission is to assist managers
of various business enterprises with their international information needs. ICON Group, which is owned and operated by the
U.S., has field offices in Paris, Hong Kong and Lomé, Togo (West Africa). The company was created in 1994. Hundreds
of multi-client databases, and global/regional market data, industry and country publications have been published by the company.
[PDF format]
40. "CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION & METHODOLOGY." Angola Economic Competitiveness, , 2006, p7-11
Abstract: The article presents information about the methods employed to evaluate the economic competitiveness of Angola
for this report. The report primarily focuses on the financial performance and labor productivity of the country. The report
compares the financial structures and performance of business enterprises operating in the country with those of the firms
located elsewhere. [PDF format]
41. "CHAPTER 2: FINANCIAL RETURNS: ASSET STRUCTURE RATIOS." Angola Economic Competitiveness, , 2006, p12-40
Abstract: In this chapter we consider the asset structure of companies operating in Angola benchmarked against global
averages. The chapter begins by defining relevant terms. A common-size statement, or vertical analysis of assets is then presented
for companies operating in Angola and the average global benchmarks (total assets = 100 percent). For ratios where there are
large deviations between Angola and the benchmarks, graphics are provided (sometimes referred to as a financial "gap"
analysis). Then the distribution of ratios is presented in the form of ranks and percentiles. Certain key vertical analysis
asset ratios are highlighted across countries in the comparison group. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] [PDF format]
42. "CHAPTER 3: FINANCIAL RETURNS: LIABILITY STRUCTURE RATIOS." Angola Economic Competitiveness, , 2006,
p41-65
Abstract: In this chapter we consider the liability structure of firms operating in Angola benchmarked against global
averages. The chapter begins by defining relevant terms. A common-size statement, or vertical analysis of liabilities and
shareholder equity is then presented for the typical firm operating in Angola and the average global benchmarks (sometimes
referred to as a financial "gap" analysis). For ratios where there are large deviations between Angola and the benchmarks,
graphics are provided (total liabilities and equity = 100 percent). Then the distribution of ratios is presented in the form
of ranks and percentiles. Certain key vertical analysis liability ratios are highlighted across countries in the comparison
group. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] [PDF format]
43. "CHAPTER 4: FINANCIAL RETURNS: INCOME STRUCTURE RATIOS." Angola Economic Competitiveness, , 2006, p66-94
Abstract: In this chapter we consider the income structure of companies operating in Angola benchmarked against global
averages. The chapter begins by defining relevant terms. A common-size statement, or vertical analysis of income is then presented
for the typical firm operating in Angola and the average global benchmarks (total revenue = 100 percent). For ratios where
there are large deviations between Angola and the benchmarks, graphics are provided. Then the distribution of ratios is presented
in the form of ranks and [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] [PDF format]
44. "CHAPTER 5: FINANCIAL RETURNS: PROFITABILITY RATIOS." Angola Economic Competitiveness, , 2006, p95-119
Abstract: In this chapter we consider additional financial ratios estimated for firms operating in Angola benchmarked
against global averages. The chapter begins by defining relevant terms. Estimates are then presented for the typical firm
operating in Angola compared to average global benchmarks. For ratios where there are large deviations between the average
firm in Angola and the benchmarks, graphics are provided. Then the distribution of ratios is presented in the form of ranks
and percentiles. Certain key ratios are highlighted across countries in the comparison group. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] [PDF
format]
45. "CHAPTER 6: PRODUCTIVITY: ASSET-LABOR RATIOS." Angola Economic Competitiveness, , 2006, p120-146
Abstract: In this chapter we consider numerous asset-labor ratios of companies operating in Angola benchmarked against
global averages. Producticity and utilization ratios are presented for companies oprating in Angola and the average global
benchmarks. For ratios where there are large deviations between Angola and the benchmarks, graphics are provided (sometimes
referred to as a "gap" analysis). Then the distribution of ratios is presented in the form of ranks and percentiles.
Certain asset-labor ratios are highlighted across countries in the comparison group. Definitions of asset statement terms
are given in Chapter 2. In the case of asset-labor ratios, this report maintains comparability over time and across countries
by using a common currency (the US dollar) and relates each measure to a "per employee basis". Ratios are projected
using raw financial statistics and, as ratios, are therefore comparable. Given a country's human resource ratios, the
resulting figures are benchmarked across regional and global averages. The six stage discussed in Chapter 1 is used in a similar
manner. I then report the larger asset-labor ratio gaps that Angola has vis-à-vis the worldwide average. Again, a gap
need not be a bad sign. Rather, it is simply a substantial difference that might merit further attention or signal a firm's
relative incentive to invest locally. All figures are projections, so due caution is required. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] [PDF
format]
46. "CHAPTER 7: PRODUCTIVITY: LIABILITY-LABOR RATIOS." Angola Economic Competitiveness, , 2006, p147-170
Abstract: In this chapter we consider the liability-labor ratios of companies operating in Angola benchmarked against
global averages. For ratios where there are large deviations between Angola and the benchmarks, graphics are provided (sometimes
referred to as a "gap" analysis). Then the distribution of productivity ratios is presented in the form of ranks
and percentiles. Certain key liability-labor ratios are highlighted across countries in the comparison group. Definitions
of liability statement terms are given in Chapter 3. In the case of liability-labor ratios, this report maintains comparability
over time and across countries by using a common currency (the US dollar) and relates each measure to a "per employee
basis". Ratios are projected using raw financial statistics and, as ratios, are therefore comparable. Given a country's
human resource ratios, the resulting figures are benchmarked across regional and global averages. The six stage discussed
in Chapter 1 is used in a similar manner. I then report the larger liability-labor ratio gaps that Angola has vis-à-vis
the worldwide average. Again, a gap need not be a bad sign. Rather, it is simply a substantial difference that might merit
further attention or signal a firm's relative incentive to invest locally. All figures are projections, so due caution
is required. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] [PDF format]
47. "CHAPTER 8: PRODUCTIVITY: INCOME-LABOR RATIOS." Angola Economic Competitiveness, , 2006, p171-197
Abstract: In this chapter we consider the income-labor ratios of a typical firm operating in Angola benchmarked against
global averages. For ratios where there are large deviations between the average firm operating in Angola and the benchmarks,
graphics are provided (sometimes referred to as a "gap" analysis). Then the distribution of ratios is presented
in the form of ranks and percentiles. Certain key income-labor ratios are highlighted across countries in the comparison group.
Definitions of income statement terms are given in Chapter 4. In the case of icome-labor ratios, this report maintains comparability
over time and across countries by using a common currency (the US dollar) and relates each measure to a "per employee
basis". Ratios are projected using raw financial statistics and, as ratios, are therefore comparable. Given a country's
human resource ratios, the resulting figures are benchmarked across regional and global averages. The six stage discussed
in Chapter 1 is used in a similar manner. I then report the larger income-labor ratio gaps that Angola has vis-à-vis
the worldwide average. Again, a gap need not be a bad sign. Rather, it is simply a substantial difference that might merit
further attention or signal a firm's relative incentive to invest locally. All figures are projections, so due caution
is required. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] [PDF format]
48. "CHAPTER 9: DISCLAIMERS, WARRANTEES, AND USER AGREEMENT PROVISIONS." Angola Economic Competitiveness,
, 2006, p198-200
Abstract: In this article, ICON Group Ltd. offers disclaimer concerning its publication of the book "The Economic
Competitiveness of Angola: Financial Returns, Labor Productivity & International Gaps." The company maintains that
this publication does not constitute legal, valuation, tax, or financial consulting advice. The publication is based on information
furnished to the publisher by internal researchers [PDF format]
49. "SO LONG & THANKS FOR ALL THE FISH." Investigate, , Dec2005, Vol. 5 Issue 59, p62-70
Abstract: Focuses on the impact of massive over-fishing by major companies on the sustainability of seas. Comparison
between the characteristics of fish and humans; Impact of the population growth in developing countries on the seafood supply;
Role of the Angolan environmental regulations and the United Nation's Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries. [PDF
format]
50. "Decolonizing the mind? The representation of the African Colonial War in Portuguese cinema." Studies in
European Cinema, , 2005, Vol. 2 Issue 3, p227-239
Abstract: This article analyses two of Portuguese cinema's few feature films that engage with the Colonial War,
which took place in Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau and Mozambique between 1961 and 1974. Its main objective is to examine
how Um Adeus Português/A Portuguese Farewell (João Botelho, 1985) and NON ou a Vã Glória de Mandar/NO
or the Vain Glory of Command (Manoel de Oliveira, 1990) position themselves in relation to the hegemonic and counter-hegemonic
powers common to postcoloniality. I will argue that while the earlier film concentrates on personal reasons for the silence
surrounding the war, the later one offers a complex historical analysis of Portugal's desire for expansion. However, although
the films interrogate hegemonic memories and assumptions about the war, I will show that they also maintain colonialist/imperialist
discourses by either defending a rather positive picture of intercultural harmony or by assuming, even though only partly,
a remystifying ahistorical view. The article further suggests that although the films articulate a double consciousness, they
nonetheless break the silence regarding the Colonial War and, moreover, represent a step forward in terms of the re-configuration
of power relations and modes of representation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] [PDF format]
Results 1. Copyright (c) 2001 New York University School of Law New York University Journal
of International Law and Politics, Summer, 2001, 33 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. & Pol. 1258, 744 words,
BOOK ANNOTATION: Genocide in International Law: The Crime of Crimes. By William A. Schabas., By Erica Hovani 2. Copyright (c) 2007 Human Rights Brief Human Rights Brief, Spring, 2007, 14 Hum. Rts. Br. 21, 7901 words, ALSO
IN THIS ISSUE: Holding States Accountable for the Ultimate Human Right Abuse: A Review of the International
Court of Justice's Bosnian Genocide Case, by Scott Shackelford * 3. Copyright (c)
1996 The Regents of the University of Wisconsin Wisconsin International Law Journal, Fall, 1996, 15 Wis. Int'l
L.J. 243, 6741 words, BOOK REVIEW: DEFINING GENOCIDE, THOMAS W. SIMON * 4. GENOCIDE AND THE RULE OF LAW CQ Congressional Testimony, October 23, 2007 Tuesday, CAPITOL HILL HEARING TESTIMONY, 2741 words 5.
Copyright (c) 2006 Regents of the University of California UCLA Journal of International Law and Foreign Affairs, Spring, 2006, 11 UCLA J. Int'l L. & For. Aff. 161, 12558 words, Comment: "HIDING CORPSES' WITHIN SOVEREIGN
BORDERS: WHY THE WORLD FAILS TO PROSECUTE GENOCIDE, Michael Pulos* 6. Copyright (c)
2001 ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law, Spring,
2001, 7 ILSA J Int'l & Comp L 329, 11104 words, INTERNATIONAL LAW WEEKEND PROCEEDINGS: THE INTERNATIONAL
LEGAL ADJUDICATION OF THE CRIME OF GENOCIDE, Jeffrey S. Morton* 7. Copyright (c) 2003 by the Case Western
Reserve University School of Law Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, Spring, 2003, 35 Case
W. Res. J. Int'l L. 213, 2748 words, WAR CRIMES RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM: "THE ROLE OF JUSTICE IN BUILDING
PEACE": DIPLOMACY AND "THE G-WORD", Jerry Fowler + 8. Copyright (c) 1995 The American Society
of International Law American Journal of International Law, October, 1995, 89 A.J.I.L. 855, 1886 words,
BOOK REVIEW: Genocide. Conceptual and Historical Dimensions. Edited by George J. Andreopoulos., Felice
D. Gaer 9. Copyright (c) 2003 President and Fellows of Harvard College The Harvard Human Rights Journal,
Spring, 2003, 16 Harv. Hum. Rts. J. 295, 1231 words, BOOK NOTE: A Problem from Hell: America and the Age
of Genocide. By Samantha Power., Veena Iyer 10. UN Members Share Guilt For the Genocide
in Bosnia Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), August 8, 1995, Tuesday, 831 words, By Paul R. Williams;
Paul R. Williams is former attorney-adviser, Office of the Legal Adviser for European Affairs, US Department
of State. He is currently the executive director of the Public International Law and Policy Group and a
Fulbright Research Scholar at the University of Cambridge. Page 1 11. Rwanda; Insight
Into Tutsi Genocide Africa News, July 15, 2007 Sunday, 1077 words, New Times 12. GENOCIDE
LAW AND DOUBLE STANDARDS Turkish Daily News, October 22, 2007 Monday, 1195 words 13.
'The Criminal Law of Genocide': a of Essays Presenting a Contextual View of Genocide is Available Now Business
Wire, December 13, 2007 Thursday 12:30 PM GMT, 575 words 14. Copyright (c) 2001 Virginia Journal of International
Law Association Virginia Journal of International Law Association, Summer, 2001, 41 Va. J. Int'l L.
953, 1080 words, BOOK NOTES: William A. Schabas, Genocide in International Law 15. Copyright (c) 2003 Whittier
Law Review Whittier Law Review, Summer, 2003, 24 Whittier L. Rev. 899, 4157 words, ESSAY: AFTER-WORDS:
POST HOLOCAUST STRUGGLES WITH RESTITUTION AND GENOCIDE PREVENTION, John K. Roth* 16.
muslims & croatS; Silajdzic proposes formal legal action against Serb "genocide" BBC Summary
of World Broadcasts, December 14, 1994, Wednesday, Part 2 Central Europe and the Balkans; FORMER YUGOSLAVIA;
bosnia-hercegovina; EE/2178/C; , 1867 words 17. muslims & croatS; Silajdzic proposes formal legal action
against Serb "genocide" BBC Summary of World Broadcasts, December 14, 1994, Wednesday, Part 2
Central Europe and the Balkans; FORMER YUGOSLAVIA; bosnia-hercegovina; EE/2178/C, 1866 words 18.
Rwanda; Genocide Ideology Can Still be Rooted Out of Rusizi District Africa News, April 7, 2007 Saturday,
1339 words, The New Times 19. Rwanda; Why We Should Remember the Genocide Africa News,
March 20, 2008 Thursday, 907 words, The New Times 20. Research and Markets: The Criminal Law Of Genocide
Offers An Historical Perspective Of The Crime Analyzes Case Studies And Also Covers Alternatives To Trial
Justice And Questions Of Prevention And Sentencing M2 Presswire, December 13, 2007, 666 words 21.
Copyright (c) 2008 Virginia Journal of International Law Association Virginia Journal of International Law, Spring, 2008, 48 Va. J. Int'l L. 485, 20425 words, ARTICLE: Vile Crime or Inalienable Right: Defining Incitement to Genocide,
Susan Page 2 Benesch* 22. Copyright (c) 2002 Emory University School
of Law Emory International Law Review, Spring, 2002, 16 Emory Int'l L. Rev. 351, 16065 words, COMMENT:
THE OVERSIGHT OF THE LAST GREAT INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTION OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
COURT'S DEFINITION OF GENOCIDE, Sonali B. Shah* 23. THE DEATH OF GENOCIDE Newsweek, August 4, 1997, Atlantic Edition, WORLD VIEW; Pg. 2, 977 words, BY ALAN ZAREMBO 24.
GENOCIDE AND THE RULE OF LAW CQ Congressional Testimony, February 5, 2007 Monday, CAPITOL HILL HEARING
TESTIMONY, 4149 words 25. MASSACHUSETTS AND GENOCIDE The Boston Globe, December 04,
2005 Sunday, OP-ED; Pg. D11, 738 words, PETER BALAKIAN AND GREGORY H. STANTON 26. Copyright
(c) 2001 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, July, 2001, 95 A.J.I.L.
739, 2637 words, BOOK REVIEW AND NOTE: Book Reviews: Genocide in International Law: The Crimes of Crimes.
By William A. Schabas, Diane Marie Amann, University of California, Davis, School of Law, Edited by Richard B. Bilder 27. First moves against ultimate crime Next Thursday is the 50th anniversary of the UN Declaration of Human Rights.
But 24 hours before that milestone, a less remembered - and equally important - achievement was notched
up: the creation of the treaty against genocide The Irish Times, December 5, 1998, CITY
EDITION, NEWS FEATURES; Pg. 11, 1723 words, By LINDA MELVERN 28. IRT News Features : First moves against
ultimate crime - Next Thursday is the 50th anniversary of the UN Declaration of Human Rights. But 24 hours
before that milestone, a less remembered - and equally important - achievement was notched up: the creation Irish Times, December 5, 1998, 1723 words, LINDA MELVERN 29. FIRST MOVES AGAINST ULTIMATE
CRIME - NEXT THURSDAY IS THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE UN DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS. BUT 24 HOURS BEFORE
THAT MILESTONE, A LESS REMEMBERED - AND EQUALLY IMPORTANT - ACHIEVEMENT WAS NOTCHED UP: THE CREATION Irish Times, December 5, 1998, Pg. 11, 1723 words, LINDA MELVERN 30. GENOCIDE DICTIONARY PROVIDES
COMPREHENSIVE LOOK US Fed News, January 9, 2008 Wednesday 6:25 AM EST, 791 words, US Fed News Page
3 31. Copyright (c) 2007 Suffolk University Suffolk Transnational Law Review, Summer, 2007, 30 Suffolk
Transnat'l L. Rev. 485, 10638 words, NOTE: THE UNITED NATIONS' TOOLBOX TO FIX GENOCIDE IN THE TWENTY-FIRST
CENTURY, Erin M. Doherty 32. Copyright (c) 2006 The University of Chicago Chicago Journal
of International Law, Summer, 2006, 7 Chi. J. Int'l L. 303, 8478 words, ARTICLE: SYMPOSIYM: LEGAL IMPLICATIONS
OF A RISING CHINA: Calling Genocide by Its Rightful Name: Lemkin's Word, Darfur, and the UN Report,
David Luban * 33. Copyright (c) 2007 Human Rights Brief Human Rights Brief, Fall, 2007, 15 Hum. Rts. Br.
2, 5174 words, IN THIS ISSUE: Reflections on the Judgment of the International Court of Justice in Bosnia's
Genocide Case against Serbia and Montenegro, By Susana SaCouto * 34. Copyright (c) 2005
The John Marshall Law School The John Marshall Law Review, Summer, 2005, 38 J. Marshall L. Rev. 1227, 5640
words, ESSAY: THE EVOLVING NATURE OF THE CRIME OF GENOCIDE, Professor Ralph Ruebner* 35. Recognize our
genocide, Armenians urge Ottawa The Gazette (Montreal, Quebec), April 21, 2001 Saturday, NEWS,, 706 words,
LEVON SEVUNTS 36. Stop denying the Armenian genocide National Post (f/k/a The Financial
Post) (Canada), April 27, 2007 Friday, EDITORIALS; Counterpoint; Pg. A14, 656 words, Aris Babikian, National
Post 37. The real meaning of genocide; SAMANTHA POWER; Samantha Power is project director of the Human
Rights Initiative at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. The Boston Globe, September
14, 1998, Monday, City Edition, OP-ED; Pg. A17, 825 words, By Samantha Power 38. Members of Congress mark
92nd anniversary of Armenian Genocide in floor speeches ARMINFO News Agency, April 28, 2007 Saturday, 608
words 39. Stolen Generations linked to genocide The Australian (Australia), March 24,
2008 Monday, LOCAL; Pg. 1, 657 words, Rosemary Sorensen, Ashleigh Wilson 40. RWANDA RWANDANS UNHAPPY ABOUT
ALLEGED ASSASSINATION OF GENOCIDE SURVIVORS Thai Press Reports, August 29, 2008 Friday, 695 words 41. Stolen Generations listed as genocide The Australian (Australia), March 24, 2008 Monday,
LOCAL; Pg. 1, 660 words, Rosemary Sorensen, Ashleigh Wilson Page 4 42. THE COUNTRY GENOCIDE
AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ON REGIONAL SECURITY The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM, November 22, 2007 Thursday, 1450
words, Dr. Emmanuel Ndahiro 43. Rwanda; The Country Genocide and its Implications On Regional Security Africa News, November 22, 2007 Thursday, 1440 words, The New Times 44. VOA NEWS: RWANDANS
UNHAPPY ABOUT ALLEGED ASSASSINATION OF GENOCIDE SURVIVORS US Fed News, August 27, 2008 Wednesday 3:12 AM
EST, 774 words, US Fed News 45. NO LAWS TO BACK 'OUR' TREATY Canberra Times
(Australia), September 27, 1999, Monday Edition, 1634 words 46. Genocide convictions proving elusive at
Yugoslav tribunal The Associated Press, October 25, 1999, Monday, PM cycle, International News, 790 words,
By JEROME SOCOLOVSKY, Associated Press Writer 47. Genocide convictions proving elusive
at Yugoslav tribunal The Associated Press, October 24, 1999, Sunday, AM cycle, International News, 790
words, JEROME SOCOLOVSKY, Associated Press Writer 48. Copyright (c) 2003 by the Case
Western Reserve University School of Law Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, Spring, 2003,
35 Case W. Res. J. Int'l L. 205, 2972 words, WAR CRIMES RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM: "THE ROLE OF JUSTICE
IN BUILDING PEACE": GENOCIDE POLITICS AND POLICY: CONFERENCE REMARKS, Madeline Morris + 49.
UN General Assembly reaffirms significance of 1948 Genocide Treaty M2 PRESSWIRE, December 3, 1998, 6102
words 50. SEN. BOXER UPDATES: IN COMMEMORATION OF 92nd ANNIVERSARY OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE US
Fed News, April 18, 2007 Wednesday 5:51 AM EST, 490 words, US Fed News 51. GENERAL ASSEMBLY REAFFIRMS SIGNIFICANCE
OF 1948 GENOCIDE TREATY M2 Presswire, December 3, 1998, 6101 words 52. The world's
cheapest international commitments The Washington Times, June 17, 1994, Friday, Final Edition, Part A;
COMMENTARY; OP-ED; Pg. A21, 814 words, Samuel Francis; THE WASHINGTON TIMES Page 5 53. Killing with intent; Books - HISTORY The Age (Melbourne, Australia), September 6, 2003
Saturday, REVIEW; Pg. 5, 1650 words, Ben Kiernan 54. NO LAWS TO BACK "OUR' TREATY Canberra
Times, September 27, 1999, Pg. 9, 1615 words 55. THE FUTURE IS IN YOUR HANDS - YOUTHS TOLD The
New Times (Kigali) - AAGM, April 11, 2008 Friday, 602 words, Florence Mutesi 56. Rwanda; The Future is
in Your Hands - Youths Told Africa News, April 11, 2008 Friday, 597 words, The New Times 57.
GUNDUZ AKTAN: GENOCIDE: NEW DEVELOPMENTS (1) Turkish Daily News, November 1, 2005, 903 words 58.
WHY WE SHOULD REMEMBER THE GENOCIDE The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM, March 20, 2008 Thursday, 911 words,
Rwembeho Stephen 59. Copyright (c) 2001 The Harvard Law Review Association Harvard Law Review, May, 2001,
114 Harv. L. Rev. 2007, 9519 words, DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LAW - INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW: IV. Defining
Protected Groups Under the Genocide Convention 60. Copyright (c) 2006 International
Association of Law Libraries International Journal of Legal Information, Spring, 2006, 34 Int'l J.
Legal Info. 145, 11626 words, ARTICLE: SPEEDING UP THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY'S RESPONSE TIME IN ADDRESSING
ACTS OF GENOCIDE: DEFERRING TO THE JUDGMENT OF NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, Joshua M. Kagan * 61.
Genocide convictions proving elusive at Yugoslav tribunal Associated Press Worldstream, October 24, 1999;
Sunday, International news, 802 words, JEROME SOCOLOVSKY 62. Australian government apology may appease
Aborigines New Straits Times (Malaysia), August 12, 1997, Comment; Pg. 14, 1183 words, By Myint Zan 63. PALLONE CONDEMNS REVISED U.N. EXHIBIT THAT VALUES TURKEY'S DENIAL OVER VICTIMS OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE States News Service, May 3, 2007 Thursday, 578 words, States News Service Page 6 64.
REP. PALLONE CONDEMNS REVISED U.N. EXHIBIT THAT VALUES TURKEY'S DENIAL OVER VICTIMS OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE US Fed News, May 3, 2007 Thursday 4:31 AM EST, 589 words, US Fed News 65. Education: Higher:
Researching death to save life: A new centre for the study of genocide will tackle an evil that may be exacerbated by
climate change The Guardian (London) - Final Edition, November 27, 2007 Tuesday, GUARDIAN EDUCATION PAGES;
Pg. 10, 1064 words, Cathy Heffernan 66. 'RWANDA COMMEMORATES TEN YEARS AFTER'
- THE 1994 GENOCIDE. New Vision (Uganda) - AAGM, April 7, 2004, 1099 words 67. Armenian
genocide to be recognized to prevent genocide in future TASS, April 20, 2005 Wednesday, 353 words, By Tigran
Liloyan 68. ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RESOLUTION INTRODUCED IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ARMINFO
News Agency, January 31, 2007 Wednesday, 946 words 69. Copyright (c) 2002 Human Rights Brief Human Rights
Brief, Spring, 2002, 9 Hum. Rts. Br. 14, 4387 words, ARTICLE: Development Genocide and Ethnocide: Does
International Law Curtail Development-Induced Displacement Through the Prohibition of Genocide and Ethnocide?,
by Stefanie Ricarda Roos* 70. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, September 2005, ICJ 3.4(989),
CRIMINAL LAW, IV. Focusing on ICTR Case Law-The Crime of Genocide in the ICTR Jurisprudence, Payam Akhavan
LL.B. (Osgoode), LL.M., S.J.D. (Harvard); Senior Fellow, Orville H. Schell, Jr. Centre for International
Human Rights, Yale Law School, and Visiting Fellow, Yale University Genocide Studies Program; formerly
Legal Advisor to the ICTY-ICTR Prosecutor's Office. [pakhavan@post.harvard.edu] 71.
Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 September 2007, ICJ 5 4 (839), CRIMINAL LAW, Divergent Approaches to Determining Responsibility for Genocide The Darfur Commission of Inquiry and the ICJ's Judgment in the Genocide Case,
Andrew B. Loewenstein Attorney, International Disputes Practice Group, Foley Hoag LLP; former member of
the Atrocities Documentation Team commissioned by the US State Department to investigate allegations of
international crimes in Darfur. [ALoewens@foleyhoag.com] Stephen A. Kostas Attorney, Kirkland & Ellis
LLP; former International Bar Association Fellow, Appeals Chamber, International Criminal Tribunal for
the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), and former Law Clerk to Judge T. Meron, ICTY. [skostas@kirkland.com] 72. SEN. DEWINE'S FLOOR STATEMENT: GENOCIDE IN DARFUR REGION OF SUDAN US Fed News, July
20, 2004 Tuesday 1:05 PM EST, 1593 words, US Fed News 73. Sorry, but it's no time for minds to slam
shut Page 7 The Australian, May 7, 2008 Wednesday, FEATURES; Pg. 12, 3476 words, RAIMOND
GAITA 74. Copyright (c) 2004 Human Rights Brief Human Rights Brief, Fall, 2004, 12 Hum. Rts. Br. 8, 3479
words, IN THIS ISSUE: "Never Again," Again: Darfur, the Genocide Convention, and the Duty to
Prevent Genocide, by Jamal Jafari 75. Sacramento State Hosts International Genocide Conference AScribe
Newswire, September 23, 2004 Thursday, 568 words 76. Copyright (c) 2007 Chicago-Kent College of Law Chicago-Kent
Journal of International and Comparative Law, Spring, 2007, 7 JICL 1, 1260 words, ABSTRACT: Application
of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (Bosnia and Herzegovina v.
Serbia and Montenegro) International Court of Justice February 26, 2007, Written by: Kenneth Stutts, Chicago-Kent
College of Law, Spring 2007 77. What is...Genocide? The Times (London), January 29,
2005, Saturday, Features; 25, 458 words, Stephen Pollard 78. HEARING OF THE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE'S
SUBCOMMITTEE ON CRIME, TERRORISM AND HOMELAND SECURITY; SUBJECT: GENOCIDE AND THE RULE OF LAW; CHAIRED
BY: REPRESENTATIVE BOBBY SCOTT (D-VA); WITNESSES: ELI ROSENBAUM, DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS,
CRIMINAL DIVISION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE; DIANE ORENTLICHER, PROFESSOR, WASHINGTON COLLEGE
OF LAW, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY; JERRY FOWLER, UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM; GAYLE SMITH, SENIOR
FELLOW, CENTER FOR AMERICAN PROGRESS; LOCATION: 2141 RAYBURN HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING Federal
News Service, October 23, 2007 Tuesday, CAPITOL HILL HEARING, 8675 words 79. War Crimes Convictions Elusive Associated Press Online, October 24, 1999; Sunday, International news, 799 words, JEROME SOCOLOVSKY 80.
Rwanda genocide show postponed over Turkish objection to reference to Armenian murders Associated Press
Worldstream, April 9, 2007 Monday 7:04 PM GMT, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 817 words, By EDITH M. LEDERER, Associated
Press Writer 81. Genocide: the gravest of war crimes is also hardest to prove Agence
France Presse -- English, August 19, 2006 Saturday 2:11 AM GMT, 578 words 82. Rwanda marks 14th genocide
anniversary BBC Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, April 6, 2008 Sunday,
391 words 83. VOA NEWS: MEMORIAL HONORS VICTIMS OF 1994 RWANDAN GENOCIDE Page 8 US Fed News, July 12, 2007 Thursday 7:15 AM EST, 669 words, US Fed News 84. Copyright (c)
1994 Temple International and Comparative Law Journal Temple International and Comparative Law Journal, Spring,
1994, 8 Temp. Int'l & Comp. L.J. 1, 53827 words, THE 1948 CONVENTION ON THE PREVENTION AND PUNISHMENT OF
THE CRIME OF GENOCIDE: FORTY-FIVE YEARS LATER, Matthew Lippman * 85. The Armenian genocide debate, settled
and unsettled The Boston Globe, September 2, 2007 Sunday Correction Appended, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR; Pg.
E10, 724 words 86. PENCE GENOCIDE ACCOUNTABILITY ACT PASSES HOUSE Congressional Press
Releases, December 5, 2007 Wednesday, PRESS RELEASE, 536 words, MIKE PENCE, REPRESENTATIVE, HOUSE 87. Rwandan genocide survivors threatened by perpetrators Xinhua General News Service, November
30, 2005 Wednesday 4:00 AM EST, WORLD NEWS; Political, 298 words 88. Word for Word/Defining Moments; Did
Machete-Wielding Hutus Commit Genocide or Just 'Acts of Genocide'? The New York Times, August 26,
2001 Sunday, Section 4; Column 1; Week in Review Desk; Pg. 7, 1367 words, By NEIL A. LEWIS 89.
Rwanda; Why Quartet Genocide Revisionists' Event Has Sparked Protests, Locally and Abroad Africa News,
March 28, 2008 Friday, 1015 words, The New Times 90. International Genocide Experts to Meet at CSUSLEXIS-NEXIS
Related Topicsno targeted Topics. PR Newswire, October 19, 1998, Monday, State and Regional News, 636 words 91. INTERNATIONAL GENOCIDE EXPERTS TO MEET AT CSUS PR Newswire, October 19, 1998, 621 words 92. PARLIAMENT SUMMONS MINISTERS OVER GENOCIDE IDEOLOGY CASES The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM,
December 17, 2007 Monday, 770 words, James Buyinza 93. Rwanda; Parliament Summons Ministers Over Genocide
Ideology Cases Africa News, December 17, 2007 Monday, 760 words, The New Times 94. REP.
COSTA STATEMENT REGARDING 93RD ANNIVERSARY OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE States News Service, April 24, 2008 Thursday,
822 words, States News Service Page 9 95. UN court gives landmark genocide ruling on
Bosnian genocide Agence France Presse -- English, February 26, 2007 Monday 11:23 AM GMT, 623 words, Stephanie
van den Berg 96. DARFUR: QUESTION OF GENOCIDE US Fed News, June 6, 2005 Monday 9:11
AM EST, 909 words, US Fed News 97. REP. COSTA ISSUES STATEMENT ON 93RD ANNIVERSARY OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE US Fed News, April 24, 2008 Thursday 1:29 AM EST, 824 words, US Fed News 98. Rwandan minister
warns genocide suspects BBC Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, February
5, 2007 Monday, 339 words 99. RWANDAN MPS SUMMON MINISTERS TO EXPLAIN GENOCIDE IDEOLOGIES IN SCHOOLS BBC Monitoring International Reports, December 17, 2007 Monday, 779 words 100. Copyright (c)
2006 The Yale Law Journal Company The Pocket Part, October, 2006, 116 Yale L.J. Pocket Part 101, 2034 words,
ARTICLE: Noticing Genocide, BRITTAN HELLER 101. Pacific Graduate School of Psychology Professors to Participate
in International Conference on Genocide Prevention in Auschwitz; Renowned Psychologists William Froming,
Philip G. Zimbardo and James N. Breckenridge to Address Topic to Government Officials From Around the Globe Business Wire, May 9, 2008 Friday 4:41 AM GMT, 624 words 102. New Report Underscores Need
for U.S. Investigation into Passive Response to Rwanda's Genocide of 1994 U.S. Newswire, July 11, 2000,
Tuesday, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL DESKS, 828 words 103. Genocide: the gravest of war crimes is also hardest
to prove Agence France Presse -- English, July 21, 2008 Monday 10:42 PM GMT, 525 words 104.
WHY QUARTET GENOCIDE REVISIONISTS' EVENT HAS SPARKED PROTESTS, LOCALLY AND ABROAD The New Times (Kigali)
- AAGM, March 28, 2008 Friday, 1018 words, James Munyaneza 105. WHY QUARTET GENOCIDE REVISIONISTS'
EVENT HAS SPARKED PROTESTS, LOCALLY AND ABROAD The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM, March 28, 2008 Friday, 1018
words, James Munyaneza Page 10 106. Copyright (c) 2003 Florida Journal of International
Law Florida Journal of International Law, Summer, 2003, 15 Fla. J. Int'l L. 575, 17366 words, THE ELIMINATION
OF POLITICAL GROUPS UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE CONSTITUTION OF POLITICAL CLAIMS*, Farid Samir Benavides-Vanegas
** 107. Copyright (c) 2007 Washington University Washington University Global Studies Law Review, 2007,
6 Wash. U. Global Stud. L. Rev. 583, 2869 words, SYMPOSIUM--JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG: ARTICLE: CAN WE COMPARE EVILS? THE ENDURING DEBATE ON GENOCIDE AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, STEVEN R. RATNER* 108.
Has genocide been committed in Kenya? Newspaper commentator ponders BBC Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied
by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, January 12, 2008 Saturday, 901 words 109. THE OMBUDSMAN; SHOULD WE CALL IT
A MASSACRE OR A GENOCIDE? The Boston Globe, May 5, 2003, Monday, 846 words, BY CHRISTINE CHINLUND 110. PENCE GENOCIDE ACCOUNTABILITY ACT PASSES HOUSE Congressional Documents and Publications,
December 5, 2007, U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DOCUMENTS, 535 words 111. In Darfur,
Appalling Atrocity, but Is That Genocide? The New York Times, July 23, 2004 Friday, Section A; Column 1;
Foreign Desk; Sudan Memo; Pg. 3, 1096 words, By MARC LACEY 112. PENCE GENOCIDE ACCOUNTABILITY
ACT PASSES HOUSE Capitol Hill Press Releases, December 5, 2007 Wednesday, 537 words 113.
Ahmadinejad - incitement deserves indictment The Jerusalem Post, February 8, 2006, Wednesday, OPINION;
Pg. 15, 1367 words, Rony Blum Gregory H. Stanton Elihu D. Richter And Israel Charny 114.
UN court to give landmark genocide ruling over Bosnia Agence France Presse -- English, February 25, 2007
Sunday 8:55 AM GMT, 629 words, Stephanie van den Berg 115. Sudan: death by designation; Let the lawyers
debate whether the situation in Darfur is legally 'genocide.' It's past time to bandy words,
says JERRY FOWLER of the Holocaust Memorial Museum The Globe and Mail (Canada), July 13, 2004 Tuesday,
COMMENT; Pg. A15, 869 words, JERRY FOWLER 116. Letting Sudan get away with murder THE
KOREA HERALD, February 11, 2005, Friday, 1432 words, By Ben Kiernan Page 11 117. TESTIMONY
May 05, 1998 ALAIN DESTEXHE PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL CRISIS GROUP HOUSE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS INTERNATIONAL
OPERATIONS AND HUMAN RIGHTS GENOCIDE IN RWANDA Federal Document Clearing House Congressional Testimony,
May 5, 1998, Tuesday, CAPITOL HILL HEARING TESTIMONY, 1930 words 118. When man exterminates
mankind THE HINDU, September 16, 2001, 3472 words 119. Rwanda to Darfur: a mockery of
'never again' The Globe and Mail (Canada), November 12, 2005 Saturday, BOOK REVIEW; AFRICA; Pg.
D7, 1258 words, GERALD CAPLAN 120. Rwanda; U.S. Embassy to House a Genocide Memorial
Site Africa News, April 28, 2007 Saturday, 1091 words, The New Times 121. Genocide:
the gravest of war crimes is also the hardest to prove Agence France Presse -- English, April 4, 2006 Tuesday
2:31 PM GMT, 598 words 122. RIGHTS-BOSNIA: SERB'S ACQUITTAL OPENS LEGAL BATTLE ON GENOCIDE IPS-Inter
Press Service, November 1, 1999, Monday, 1232 words, By Milo Branic 123. Rwanda; A Genocide By Any Other
Name - Debating Genocide in Rwanda And Sudan Africa News, July 22, 2007 Sunday, 930 words, New Times 124. Rwanda; Tough Year Ahead for Semi-Traditional Gacaca Courts Africa News, February 22,
2006 Wednesday, 779 words, Hirondelle News Agency 125. PALLONE MARKS 93RD COMMEMORATION OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE States News Service, April 24, 2008 Thursday, 567 words, States News Service 126. REP. PALLONE
MARKS 93RD COMMEMORATION OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE US Fed News, April 24, 2008 Thursday 3:22 AM EST, 574 words,
US Fed News 127. ARMENIAN PAPER CONDEMNS BRITISH ENVOY FOR DENYING GENOCIDE BBC Monitoring
International Reports, March 11, 2004, 937 words Page 12 128. A word the world dreads;
This week's debate in U.S. Congress over Turkey's past proved yet again that 'genocide' can be difficult
to say The Toronto Star, October 20, 2007 Saturday, IDEAS; Pg. ID06, 791 words, Stuart Laidlaw, Toronto
Star 129. Former UN commander on int'l community's responsibility on Rwanda genocide XINHUA
GENERAL NEWS SERVICE, April 6, 2004, Tuesday, WORLD NEWS; POLITICAL, 289 words 130. GUNDUZ AKTAN: RETROACTIVE
APPLICABILITY (2) Turkish Daily News, May 10, 2005, 846 words 131. Rwandan genocide
survivors' body appreciates UN decision to remember genocide XINHUA GENERAL NEWS SERVICE, December
29, 2003, Monday, WORLD NEWS; OTHERS, 351 words 132. Copyright (c) 2001 Hastings College of the Law Hastings
International and Comparative Law Review, Spring, 2001, 24 Hastings Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 503,
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and Cultural Genocide", By Richard Herz* 133. What's in a name? Defining genocide defies agreement The Associated Press, August 23, 2004, Monday, BC cycle, Washington Dateline, 949 words, By APARNA H. KUMAR, Associated Press Writer 134. Kenya; Has Crime of Genocide Been Committed? Africa
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agreement Associated Press Worldstream, August 23, 2004 Monday, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 945 words, APARNA H.
KUMAR; Associated Press Writer 136. PALLONE COMMEMORATES 92ND ANNIVERSARY OF ARMENIAN
GENOCIDE States News Service, April 24, 2007 Tuesday, 846 words, States News Service 137.
REP. PALLONE COMMEMORATES 92ND ANNIVERSARY OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE US Fed News, April 24, 2007 Tuesday 2:30
AM EST, 860 words, US Fed News 138. REP. MCCOLLUM ISSUES STATEMENT REGARDING GENOCIDE IN DARFUR US
Fed News, April 30, 2006 Sunday 2:40 AM EST, 783 words, US Fed News Page 13 139. Journal
of International Criminal Justice, 1 September 2007, ICJ 5 4 (875), CRIMINAL LAW, On the Use of Criminal Law Notions
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10, 1998, Thursday, 3835 words 141. Why genocide is difficult to prosecute Christian
Science Monitor, April 30, 2007, Monday, WORLD; Pg. 1, 1614 words, Robert Marquand Staff writer of The Christian
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Prevention Through Nonmilitary Measures, Major Joseph A. Keeler n1 143. Copyright (c)
2008 President and Fellows of Harvard College Harvard Human Rights Journal, Summer, 2008, 21 Harv. Hum.
Rts. J. 241, 20664 words, Article: Reconciling Complicity in Genocide and Aiding and Abetting Genocide in the Jurisprudence of the United Nations Ad Hoc Tribunals, Grant Dawson* and Rachel Boynton** 144. GENOCIDE BODY
LAUNCHES IN US New Era (Windhoek) - AAGM, January 11, 2008 Friday, 593 words 145. GENOCIDE
BODY LAUNCHES IN US New Era (Windhoek) - AAGM, January 11, 2008 Friday, 593 words 146.
Rwanda; Govt Might Sue UN Over '94 Genocide Africa News, March 28, 2007 Wednesday, 838 words, The New
Times 147. Roundup: Rwanda awash in agony as it marks genocide anniversary XINHUA GENERAL
NEWS SERVICE, April 8, 2004, Thursday, WORLD NEWS; POLITICAL, 760 words 148. Rwanda; Minister Warns On
Survivors Africa News, February 5, 2007 Monday, 315 words, The New Times 149. Rwandan
MPs summon ministers to explain genocide ideologies in schools BBC Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied
by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, December 17, 2007 Monday, 776 words Page 14 150. SCHIFF
PRESSES SECRETARY OF STATE RICE ON ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RECOGNITION States News Service, March 21, 2007 Wednesday,
1273 words, States News Service 151. UN court denies 'negating' Rwanda genocide in plea deal Agence France Presse -- English, April 21, 2006 Friday 11:12 AM GMT, 357 words 152. Copyright
(c) 1997 Washington College of Law, The American University The American University Journal of International Law
& Policy, 1997, 12 Am. U.J. Int'l L. & Pol'y 299, 12064 words, ARTICLE: The International Court of Justice:
Effectively Providing a Long Overdue Remedy for Ending State-Sponsored Genocide (Bosnia-Herzegovina v.
Yugoslavia), William L. Hurlock* 153. REP. SCHIFF PRESSES SECRETARY OF STATE RICE ON
ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RECOGNITION US Fed News, March 21, 2007 Wednesday 2:38 AM EST, 1291 words, US Fed News 154. Genocide exhibit opens at U.N. after compromise reached on killings of Armenians Associated
Press Worldstream, April 30, 2007 Monday 11:30 PM GMT, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 736 words, By LILY HINDY, Associated
Press Writer 155. AT LAST: COLIN POWELL USES THE WORD THE WORLD'S HUMAN RIGHTS BODIES HAVE BEEN DEMANDING AS US TOUGHENS ITS STANCE ON THE SLAUGHTER IN SUDAN; GENOCIDE The Independent, September 10,
2004, 726 words, Anne Penketh Diplomatic Editor 156. Rwanda; Envoy Urges Citizens in Diaspora to Step Up
Fight Against Genocide Ideology Africa News, April 8, 2008 Tuesday, 306 words, The New Times 157.
Canadian lawmakers adopt Rwanda Genocide Day BBC Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide
Monitoring, April 10, 2008 Thursday, 427 words 158. Rwanda; Who is This White Soldier? Africa
News, August 9, 2006 Wednesday, 894 words, The New Times 159. Copyright (c) 2001 Naval Law Review, 2001,
48 Naval L. Rev. 205, 1575 words, BOOK REVIEW: How to Prevent Genocide: A Guide for Policymakers, Scholars,
and the Concerned Citizen: by John G. Heidenrich, Praeger Publishers, Westport, Ct, Usa, 2001, Lieutenant
Commander Gregory P. Noone, JAGC, USNR n1 160. Copyright (c) 2001 Naval Law Review, 2001, 48 Naval L. Rev.
205, 1575 words, BOOK REVIEW: How to Prevent Genocide: A Guide for Policymakers, Scholars, and the Concerned
Citizen: by John G. Heidenrich, Praeger Publishers, Westport, Ct, Usa, 2001, Lieutenant Commander Gregory
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NEWS AND FEATURES; Opinion; Pg. 11, 962 words, Gerard Henderson is executive director of The Sydney Institute 163. Rwanda; Kagame Opens Genocide Conference Africa News, April 1, 2004 Thursday, 561 words,
Hirondelle News Agency 164. Copyright (c) Yale Law Journal Company 1997. Yale Law Journal, May, 1997, 106
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(Kenya) - AAGM, January 12, 2008 Saturday, 873 words, Peter Mwaura 168. Zimbabwe; Agency Warns On Genocide Africa News, February 28, 2002 Thursday, 517 words, Financial Gazette 169. SENS. DURBIN, COBURN,
LEAHY, CORNYN INTRODUCE BIPARTSIAN GENOCIDE ACCOUNTABILITY ACT US Fed News, March 15, 2007 Thursday 1:12
AM EST, 775 words, US Fed News 170. PENCE GENOCIDE ACCOUNTABILITY ACT PASSES HOUSE States
News Service, December 5, 2007 Wednesday, 528 words, States News Service 171. SENS. DURBIN, COBURN, LEAHY,
CORNYN INTRODUCE BIPARTISAN GENOCIDE ACCOUNTABILITY ACT Page 16 US Fed News, March 15,
2007 Thursday 2:55 AM EST, 774 words, US Fed News 172. Copyright (c) 1999 Virginia Journal of International
Law Association Virginia Journal of International Law Association, Winter, 1999, 39 Va. J. Int'l L.
425, 16816 words, ARTICLE: Genocide and the Duty to Extradite or Prosecute: Why the United States is in
Breach of Its International Obligations, Lee A. Steven * 173. Rwanda urges African countries to prioritize
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2007 Tuesday, 1042 words 174. SENS. DURBIN, COBURN, LEAHY, CORNYN INTRODUCE BIPARTISAN GENOCIDE ACCOUNTABILITY
ACT US Fed News, March 15, 2007 Thursday 2:25 AM EST, 777 words, US Fed News 175. Human
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693 words, By Arnold Beichman, THE WASHINGTON TIMES 176. TESTIMONY May 05, 1998 JEFF
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AND HUMAN RIGHTS GENOCIDE IN RWANDA Federal Document Clearing House Congressional Testimony,
May 5, 1998, Tuesday, CAPITOL HILL HEARING TESTIMONY, 8363 words 177. REP. PENCE GENOCIDE
ACCOUNTABILITY ACT PASSES HOUSE US Fed News, December 5, 2007 Wednesday 11:13 PM EST, 529 words, US Fed
News 178. GUNDUZ AKTAN THEY ARE LEARNING LAW (2) Turkish Daily News, March 7, 2006 Tuesday,
859 words 179. Appeals chamber of UN war crimes court to rule on Srebrenica genocide Agence
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Sudan; To Save Lives in Darfur, Back African Peacekeepers and Demand War Crimes Accountability, Says ICG's Prendergast Africa News, August 4, 2004 Wednesday, 2073 words, allAfrica.com 181. Sudan; To Save Lives
in Darfur, Back African Peacekeepers and Demand War Crimes Accountability, Says ICG's Prendergast Africa
News, August 4, 2004 Wednesday, 2073 words, allAfrica.com Page 17 182. PORTLAND, ORE.,
LAWYER TAKES ON CASE OF WAR CRIMES KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News - The Oregonian, December
26, 2003, 1480 words, Ashbel S. Green 183. PREVENTING GENOCIDE Voice of America News,
May 11, 2004, RADIO SCRIPTS - FOCUS 8-418, 1299 words, SERENA PARKER 184. PREVENTING GENOCIDE Voice
of America News, May 11, 2004, RADIO SCRIPTS - FOCUS 8-418, 1299 words, SERENA PARKER 185. Acquittal of
genocide by Bosnian Serb may be reflected in Milosevic case The Associated Press, August 1, 2003, Friday,
BC cycle, International News, 673 words, By ARTHUR MAX, Associated Press Writer 186.
BUSH URGES WORLD NOT TO FORGET BUT FAILS TO ACKNOWLEGE THE INCONTESTABLE FACT OF THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE ARMINFO News Agency, April 25, 2007 Wednesday, 477 words 187. Two million killed in 1994 Rwandan
genocide, unofficial report says BBC Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring,
October 4, 2008 Saturday, 558 words 188. TOWARDS THE 90TH ANNIVERSARY Turkish Daily
News, May 22, 2004, 748 words, Gunduz Aktan 189. ERIC MARKUSEN; Activist genocide scholar The
Independent (London), February 14, 2007 Wednesday, OBITUARIES; Pg. 36, 1074 words, Linda Melvern 190. Guilt
merchants make us out to be worse than Hitler The Australian, March 27, 2008 Thursday, FEATURES; Pg. 16,
1097 words, Mervyn Bendle 191. Guilt merchants make us out to be worse than Hitler The
Australian (Australia), March 27, 2008 Thursday, FEATURES; Pg. 16, 1097 words, Mervyn Bendle 192. U.S.
raises genocide issue in Kosovo, cautiously The Associated Press, March 31, 1999, Wednesday, AM cycle,
Washington Dateline, 530 words, By DAVID BRISCOE, Associated Press Writer Page 18 193. Kurdish paper reports Armenian genocide on agenda of German parliament BBC Monitoring
Europe - Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, January 26, 2001, Friday, 442 words 194. UN court
rules Serbia did not commit genocide in Bosnia The Independent (London), February 27, 2007 Tuesday, EUROPE;
Pg. 20, 848 words, Vesna Peric Zimonjic in Belgrade 195. Copyright (c) 2001 California Western School of
Law California Western International Law Journal, Fall, 2001, 32 Cal. W. Int'l L.J. 87, 18491 words,
ArticleThe International Standard of Direct and Public Incitement to Commit Genocide: An Obstacle to U.S.
Ratification of the International Criminal Court Statute?, Ameer F. Gopalani* 196. TESTIMONY UNITED STATES
TRAINING ON AND COMMEMORATION ON ARMENIAN GENOCIDE Federal Document Clearing House Congressional Testimony,
September 14, 2000, Thursday, CAPITOL HILL HEARING TESTIMONY, 2062 words 197. Genocide:
gravest of war crimes, hardest to prove Agence France Presse -- English, July 14, 2008 Monday 1:35 PM GMT,
572 words 198. Rwandan faces U.S. charge of genocide Saint Paul Pioneer Press, August
30, 2002, Friday, DOMESTIC NEWS, 721 words, By Todd Nelson 199. Rwanda; Canadian Parliament Adopts Rwanda
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and Felly Kimenyi 201. Namibia; Genocide Body Launches in US Africa News, January 11,
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COMMENT: The Obligation to Use Force to Stop Acts of Genocide: An Overview of Legal Precedents, Customary
Norms, and State Responsibility*, Joshua M. Kagan 204. BILL TO RECOGNIZE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE INTRODUCED IN
HOUSE Page 19 US Fed News, June 14, 2005 Tuesday 1:38 AM EST, 474 words, US Fed News 205. Copyright (c) 2001 New England School of Law New England Law Review, Winter, 2001, 35 New Eng.L. Rev. 303,
3171 words, SYMPOSIUM: UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION: MYTHS, REALITIES, AND PROSPECTS: The Atrocities in Cambodia and Kosovo: Observations on the Codification of Genocide, Jason Abrams * 206. Rwanda; Remembering
the Dead Africa News, April 6, 2008 Sunday, 337 words, The New Times 207. United States
and Africa; The 1994 Rwandan Genocide and U.S. Policy (Part 1) Africa News, May 26, 1998, NEWS, DOCUMENTS
& COMMENTARY, 2923 words 208. United States and Africa; The 1994 Rwandan Genocide and U.S. Policy (Part
1) Africa News, May 26, 1998, NEWS, DOCUMENTS & COMMENTARY, 2923 words 209. U.N.
Genocide Exhibit Delayed by Turkey Associated Press Online, April 9, 2007 Monday 8:58 PM GMT, INTERNATIONAL
NEWS, 637 words, By EDITH M. LEDERER, Associated Press Writer 210. U.N. genocide exhibit
postponed over Turkish objection to reference to Armenian killings The Associated Press, April 9, 2007
Monday 8:58 PM GMT, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 637 words, By EDITH M. LEDERER, Associated Press Writer 211.
Rwanda; Country Adopts Genocide Bill Africa News, February 24, 2008 Sunday, 554 words, The Monitor 212. SENATE PASSES DURBIN, COBURN, LEAHY & CORNYN GENOCIDE ACCOUNTABILITY ACT States News
Service, March 29, 2007 Thursday, 752 words, States News Service 213. Copyright (c) 2000 Faculty of Law,
Sydney University Law School The Sydney Law Review, December, 2000, 22 Sydney L. Rev. 527, 34212 words,
ARTICLE: The International Crime of Genocide in Australian Law, Ben Saul* 214. MARKEY COMMEMORATES ARMENIAN
GENOCIDE, CALLS ON HOUSE TO PASS H. RES. 106 States News Service, April 24, 2008 Thursday, 440 words, States
News Service 215. SENATE PASSES SENS. DURBIN, COBURN, LEAHY & CORNYN GENOCIDE ACCOUNTABILITY ACT US Fed News, March 29, 2007 Thursday 2:08 AM EST, 754 words, US Fed News Page 20 216.
LAWMAKERS COMMEND COMMITTEE PASSAGE OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RECOGNITION RESOLUTION SCHIFF, RADANOVICH RESOLUTION
SET FOR VOTE ON HOUSE FLOOR States News Service, October 10, 2007 Wednesday, 788 words, States News Service 217. Hague rules Srebrenica was act of genocide The Guardian (London) - Final Edition, April
20, 2004, Guardian Foreign Pages, Pg. 15, 497 words, Ian Traynor 218. bosnian muslims and croats; Government,
parties issue call to stop genocide of Bosniaks, Croats BBC Summary of World Broadcasts, December 15, 1994,
Thursday, Part 2 Central Europe and the Balkans; FORMER YUGOSLAVIA; bosnia-hercegovina; EE/2179/C, 845
words 219. LAWMAKERS COMMEND COMMITTEE PASSAGE OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RECOGNITION RESOLUTION US
Fed News, October 10, 2007 Wednesday 1:36 AM EST, 804 words, US Fed News 220. Rwanda; Mayor Urges Local
Leaders On Genocide Memorial Africa News, March 24, 2007 Saturday, 277 words, The New Times 221.
REP. MARKEY COMMEMORATES ARMENIAN GENOCIDE US Fed News, April 24, 2008 Thursday 2:00 AM EST, 447 words,
US Fed News 222. From a bus shelter to the killing fields The Herald (Glasgow), March
25, 1998, Pg. 20, 1301 words, Will Mcmillan 223. UN boss gives 10,000 dollars to Rwandan genocide survivors BBC Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, January 30, 2008 Wednesday, 347 words 224. Copyright (c) 1999 Georgetown Immigration Law Journal Georgetown Immigration Law Journal, Summer, 1999,
13 Geo. Immigr. L.J. 660, 327 words, CURRENT DEVELOPMENT: DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH: MISCELLANEOUS, Jeremy Evans 225. REP. RADANOVICH INTRODUCES BILL TO RECOGNIZE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE US
Fed News, June 24, 2005 Friday 6:25 AM EST, 512 words, US Fed News 226. What's in a name? Defining
genocide defies agreement The Associated Press State & Local Wire, State and Regional, 949 words, By
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SURVIVORS ISSUE STRIKE THREAT BBC Monitoring International Reports, September 21, 2006 Thursday, 529 words 228. International: Serbia condemned for Srebrenica despite acquittal on genocide charge: Country found not guilty
in test case for world court: Damning verdict on state role in Bosnian massacre The
Guardian (London) - Final Edition, February 27, 2007 Tuesday, GUARDIAN INTERNATIONAL PAGES; Pg. 15, 686
words, Ian Traynor, Zagreb 229. Rwandan genocide survivors issue strike threat BBC Monitoring
Africa - Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, September 21, 2006 Thursday, 522 words 230. AT
LAST: COLIN POWELL USES THE WORD THE WORLD'S HUMAN RIGHTS BODIES HAVE BEEN DEMANDING AS US TOUGHENS
ITS STANCE ON THE SLAUGHTER IN SUDAN; GENOCIDE The Independent (London), September 10, 2004, Friday, First
Edition; TITLE PAGE; Pg. 1,2, 732 words, ANNE PENKETH DIPLOMATIC EDITOR A child cries for his mother at
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Tribune 233. Order against genocide The Times, May 3, 1993, Monday, Features, 1595 words 234. Panel Puts Blame on Rwanda Genocide Associated Press Online, July 7, 2000; Friday, International
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News, August 19, 2004 Thursday, 1627 words, New Era 236. Copyright (c) 2007 Human Rights Brief Human Rights
Brief, Spring, 2007, 14 Hum. Rts. Br. 51, 1702 words, COLUMN: UNITED NATIONS UPDATE, Solomon Shinerock Page 22 237. Armenian paper condemns British envoy for denying genocide BBC
Monitoring Trans Caucasus Unit Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, March 11, 2004, Thursday, 933 words 238.
REP. SCHIFF'S AMENDMENT ON ARMENIAN GENOCIDE ADOPTED US Fed News, July 15, 2004 Thursday 5:20 AM EST,
485 words, US Fed News 239. REPORT CLAIMS 2 MILLION KILLED IN 1994 GENOCIDE The New
Times (Kigali) - AAGM, October 4, 2008 Saturday, 525 words, Edwin Musoni 240. U.S. raises genocide issue
on Kosovo The Associated Press, April 1, 1999, Thursday, PM cycle, Washington Dateline, 507 words, By DAVID
BRISCOE, Associated Press Writer 241. Aborigines fight for justice Copyright
1997 THE JAKARTA POST, August 22, 1997, Pg. 4, 1215 words, Myint Zan 242. Complicity in genocide takes
many forms in Bosnia Adrian Hastings argues that the UN and the countries responsible for framing the policy
which led to the abandonment of Srebrenica and Zepa are guilty of complicity in genocide The Irish Times,
July 25, 1995, CITY EDITION, NEWS FEATURES; RITE AND REASON; Pg. 12, 955 words, By ADRIAN HASTINGS 243. RWANDA: GENOCIDE BODY OFFICIAL CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE TO VICTIMS BBC Monitoring International
Reports, April 7, 2004, 465 words 244. Rwanda; Calls Against Revisionists' Meet in Canada Mount Africa News, March 27, 2008 Thursday, 1088 words, The New Times 245. Memorial Honors Victims
of 1994 Rwandan Genocide Voice of America News, July 12, 2007, VOA ENGLISH SERVICE, 591 words 246.
UN court gives landmark genocide ruling over Bosnian war Agence France Presse -- English, February 26,
2007 Monday 9:48 AM GMT, 584 words, Stephanie van den Berg 247. U.S. AMBASSADOR TO ARMENIA QUALIFIED EVENTS
IN OTTOMAN TURKEY AS GENOCIDE OF ARMENIANS ARMINFO NEWS AGENCY, February 25, 2005, 578 words Page
23 248. PanAfrica; Annan Launches U.N.-Wide Action Plan to Prevent Genocide Africa News,
April 7, 2004 Wednesday, 2911 words, United States Department of State 249. Copyright (c) 2007 President
and Fellows of Harvard College The Harvard Human Rights Journal, Spring, 2007, 20 Harv. Hum. Rts. J. 25,
4330 words, TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY REFLECTIONS: Reflections on the Difficulties of Defining Darfur's
Crisis as Genocide, Alex de Waal * 250. Genocide trial of three Rwandan media figures begins Associated
Press Worldstream, October 23, 2000; Monday, International news, 676 words 251. Rwanda; Commemoration Good
for Healing Genocide Pains Africa News, April 17, 2007 Tuesday, 785 words, The New Times 252.
ACADEMICIAN RUBEN SAFRASTYAN: ARMENIA'S CHANCES INCREASE CONCERNING RECOGNITION OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE
IN OSMANIAN TURKEY ARMINFO News Agency, April 26, 2006, 421 words 253. (CORR) RWANDA:
GENOCIDE BODY OFFICIAL CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE TO VICTIMS BBC Monitoring International Reports, April 7, 2004,
470 words 254. Mass murder most foul The Globe and Mail (Canada), May 12, 2007 Saturday,
BOOK REVIEW; GENOCIDE; Pg. D6, 1928 words, GERALD CAPLAN 255. Rwanda; Report Claims
2 Million Killed in 1994 Genocide Africa News, October 4, 2008 Saturday, 515 words, The New Times 256. LETTER: BUT WAS IT GENOCIDE? The Guardian (London), June 26, 1997, THE GUARDIAN FEATURES
PAGE; Pg. 22, 614 words, Linda Melvern. 257. Global Broadcast Database - English, December 15, 2007 Saturday,
587 words 258. Rwandan minister urges world to criminalize 1994 genocide BBC Monitoring
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the gravest of war crimes is also the hardest to prove Agence France Presse -- English, July 5, 2005 Tuesday
3:43 AM GMT, 426 words Page 24 260. Copyright (c) 2008 The American Society of International
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OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
LAW: Congressional Initiative to Deem Killings of Armenians as Genocide Stalls in House, EDITED BY JOHN
R. CROOK 261. And justice for all / ESSAY The Australian, June 14, 2000, Wednesday,
FEATURES; Pg. B08, 1673 words, Raimon Gaita 262. And justice for all / ESSAY The Australian,
June 14, 2000, Wednesday, FEATURES; Pg. B08, 1673 words, Raimon Gaita 263. POLITICS: FRANCE, U.S., CATHOLIC
CHURCH BLASTED OVER RWANDA IPS-Inter Press Service, July 7, 2000, Friday, 1045 words, By Jim Wurst 264. REP. PALLONE SPEAKS ON HOUSE FLOOR IN REMEMBERANCE OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE'S 91ST ANNIVERSARY US
Fed News, April 27, 2006 Thursday 9:26 AM EST, 670 words, US Fed News 265. Report: UN could have stopped
Rwanda genocide United Press International, July 7, 2000, Friday, 1107 words, By WILLIAM M. REILLY 266. RWANDA; Genocide conference urges France, Belgium to compensate victims BBC Summary of
World Broadcasts, November 20, 1995, Monday, Part 5 Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean; AFRICA; EAST
AFRICA; EE/D2455/A, 454 words 267. RWANDA; Genocide conference urges France, Belgium to compensate victims BBC Summary of World Broadcasts, November 7, 1995, Tuesday, Part 5 Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean; AFRICA; EAST AFRICA; EE/D2455/A, 454 words 268. Annan Launches U.N.-Wide Action Plan to Prevent
Genocide; Expresses "deep foreboding" about developments in Darfur, Sudan State
Department, April 7, 2004, NEWS FROM THE WASHINGTON FILE, 2917 words 269. Sudan; To Save Lives in Darfur,
Back African Peacekeepers and Demand War Crimes Accountability, Says ICG's Prendergast Africa News,
August 4, 2004 Wednesday, 2019 words, allAfrica.com Page 25 270. Genocide charge against
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AM GMT, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 651 words, By ANTHONY DEUTSCH, Associated Press Writer 271.
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GENOCIDE EVENTS IN REGION CULMINATE APRIL 24 The Boston Globe, April 11, 2004, Sunday, 475 words, By Rhonda
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HEARING ON CAPITOL HILL ARMINFO News Agency, March 22, 2007 Thursday, 662 words 274. ARMENIAN PREMIER ADDRESSES GENOCIDE CONFERENCE IN SWEDEN BBC Monitoring International
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Saturday, 494 words, The New Times Page 26 281. Courting injustice Hindustan
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2006, 27 Cardozo L. Rev. 1703, 9260 words, SYMPOSIUM: THE NUREMBERG TRIALS: A REAPPRAISAL AND THEIR LEGACY:
GENOCIDE, CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, AND DARFUR: THE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY'S FINDINGS ON GENOCIDE, William
A. Schabas* 286. CRIMINALISE GENOCIDE, KARUGARAMA The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM, April
26, 2008 Saturday, 813 words, Jean Claude Gaga in Ireland 287. Old news from a tabloid historian The Australian, January 6, 2003, Monday All-round Country Edition, FEATURES-COLUMN- OP ED; Pg. 13, 1083 words, Bain Attwood 288. Rwanda; Criminalise Genocide, Karugarama Africa News,
April 26, 2008 Saturday, 804 words, The New Times 289. Government abandons genocide's victims: Plays
into the hands of Turks. Parliament did the right thing when it recognized Armenian slaughter as genocide The Gazette (Montreal, Quebec), April 25, 2004 Sunday Final Edition, Editorial / Op-ed; Pg. A17, 904 words, MICHAEL PETROU 290. REPS. SCHIFF, RADANOVICH RESOLUTION SET FOR VOTE ON HOUSE FLOOR US
Fed News, October 10, 2007 Wednesday 2:25 AM EST, 794 words, US Fed News 291. DURBIN'S GENOCIDE ACCOUNTABILITY
ACT SENT TO PRESIDENT States News Service, December 5, 2007 Wednesday, 784 words, States News Service Page 27 292. Rwanda Mulls Lesser Genocide Sentences Associated Press Online,
August 18, 2006 Friday 1:55 PM GMT, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 330 words, By GABRIEL GABIRO, Associated Press
Writer 293. Rwanda; Genocide Survivors Threaten to Strike Africa News, September 20,
2006 Wednesday, 480 words, The New Times 294. Rwanda; The Rwandan Dilemma Vis-à-Vis the Genocide Africa News, September 17, 2006 Sunday, 3549 words, The New Times 295. Recast Genocide Exhibit
Opens at U.N. Associated Press Online, May 1, 2007 Tuesday 4:02 AM GMT, DOMESTIC NEWS, 547 words, By LILY
HINDY, Associated Press Writer 296. Recast genocide exhibit opens at U.N. after Turkish
complaints The Associated Press, May 1, 2007 Tuesday 3:56 AM GMT, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 547 words, By LILY
HINDY, Associated Press Writer 297. Global Broadcast Database - English, April 12, 2007
Thursday, 634 words 298. SEN. DURBIN'S GENOCIDE ACCOUNTABILITY ACT SENT TO PRESIDENT US
Fed News, December 5, 2007 Wednesday 1:17 AM EST, 790 words, US Fed News 299. Bishop's arrest over
genocide enrages Vatican The Guardian (London), April 17, 1999, Guardian Foreign Pages; Pg. 17, 681 words,
Chris McGreal in Johannesburg 300. Rwanda; Mayor Advises Local Leaders On Corruption Africa
News, March 7, 2007 Wednesday, 447 words, The New Times 301. Book Listings and Reviews; The Rwanda Genocide:
At Issue in History Africa News, March 16, 2006 Thursday, 1464 words, H-Net 302. Sudan;
Bush's Silence on Sudan Sparks Outrage Africa News, February 4, 2005 Friday, 598 words, Africa Action Page 28 303. Rwanda; Canadian Genocide Studies Expert to Volunteer for Govt Africa
News, March 27, 2008 Thursday, 411 words, The New Times 304. 92nd Anniversary Commemoration of the Armenian
Genocide and a Memorial Service for Slain Turkish-Armenian Journalist Hrant Dink to be Held in Times Square;
Pre-Event: Armenian Genocide Experts and Survivors Available for Interviews PrimeNewswire, March 5, 2007
Monday 10:12 AM EST, CALENDAR OF EVENTS; PRIMEZONE INTERNAL: PUBLIC AFFAIRS, 588 words 305.
COUNTRY ADOPTS GENOCIDE BILL The Monitor (Uganda) - AAGM, February 24, 2008 Sunday, 560 words, Robert Mukombozi 306. Rwanda; Rwanda Genocide Haunts Silent Catholic Church Africa News, December 10, 2004
Friday, 1646 words, Hirondelle News Agency 307. BRITAIN BACKS U.S. CALL FOR DARFUR 'GENOCIDE' PROBE Press Association, September 9, 2004, Thursday, HOME NEWS, 805 words, John Deane, Chief Political Correspondent, PA News 308. Rwanda; Students Mobilize Against Genocide Africa News, July
7, 2008 Monday, 1031 words, Focus Media 309. A leadership role for France The Jerusalem
Post, June 23, 2008, Monday, OPINION; Pg. 13, 1134 words, Irwin Cotler 310. RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON GENOCIDE
HELD The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM, July 24, 2008 Thursday, 476 words, Moses Gahigi and Paul Karangwa 311. Rwanda; Ban Ki-Moon Gives Frw5.4m to Genocide Survivors Africa News, January 30, 2008
Wednesday, 309 words, The New Times 312. Rwanda; Ban Ki-moon Gives Frw5.4m to Genocide Survivors Africa News, January 30, 2008 Wednesday, 309 words, The New Times 313. Rwanda; Research Conference
On Genocide Held Africa News, July 24, 2008 Thursday, 467 words, The New Times 314.
Global Broadcast Database - English, December 15, 2007 Saturday, 572 words Page 29 315.
AS THOUSANDS SOUGHT SAFETY DURING THE MASSACRES, DOZENS OF CLERGY AIDED THE SLAUGHTER. / KILLINGS CREATE
A RIFT AMONG CATHOLICS The Philadelphia Inquirer, SEPTEMBER 8, 1998 Tuesday SF EDITION, NATIONAL; Pg. A01,
1947 words, Andrew Maykuth, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER 316. UN COURT JAILS RWANDAN EX-PREMIER
FOR LIFE FOR GENOCIDE Agence France Presse, September 4, 1998, 762 words 317. Rwanda;
NUR Dons to Publish Book On Genocide Africa News, August 9, 2006 Wednesday, 619 words, The New Times 318. PROTESTERS REMEMBER FIRST WORLD WAR 'GENOCIDE' Press Association, April 27, 2002,
Saturday, HOME NEWS, 346 words, Sherna Noah, PA News 319. (Corr) Rwanda: Genocide body official calls for
assistance to victims BBC Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, April 7,
2004, Wednesday Correction Appended, 458 words 320. GENOCIDE IN RWANDA TEN YEARS LATER Federal Document Clearing House Congressional Testimony, April 22, 2004 Thursday, CAPITOL HILL HEARING TESTIMONY, 2338 words 321. HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL HEARS STATEMENTS BY SPECIAL ADVISOR ON PREVENTION
OF GENOCIDE AND SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN SUDAN States News Service, March
17, 2008 Monday, 2911 words, States News Service 322. Rwandan survivors body wants Burundian genocide suspects
prosecuted BBC Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, April 14, 2008 Monday,
462 words 323. Serb To Be Charged With Genocide Associated Press Online, January 11,
2000; Tuesday, International news, 2172 words, JEROME SOCOLOVSKY 324. RWANDA TO SEEK ADVICE ON GENOCIDE
MOVIES BBC Monitoring International Reports, April 23, 2006 Sunday, 453 words 325. Rwanda
to seek advice on genocide movies Page 30 BBC Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied
by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, April 23, 2006 Sunday, 447 words 326. Rwanda; Church Didn't Participate
in Genocide, Priest Testifies Africa News, February 11, 2002 Monday, 488 words, Hirondelle News Agency 327. Copyright (c) 2007 Human Rights Brief Human Rights Brief, Winter, 2007, 14 Hum. Rts. Br. 64, 1773 words,
COLUMN: LEGISLATIVE WATCH, Edward Babayan 328. The scars of Genocide of 1915 remain
deeply embedded in Armenian history and in the US conscience: US Congresswoman ARMINFO News Agency, April
28, 2007 Saturday, 511 words 329. Rwanda; Genocide Survivors Accept "Gacaca" Courts Africa
News, October 17, 2001 Wednesday, 439 words, Hirondelle News Agency 330. Copyright (c) 2005 George Washington
University George Washington International Law Review, 2005, 37 Geo. Wash. Int'l L. Rev. 917, 15174
words, ARTICLE: ASSESSING THE GENOCIDE AND POLITICAL MASS MURDER FRAMEWORK: THE CASE OF UZBEKISTAN, Mike
Daniels* 331. REP. WEINER OPPOSES GENOCIDE DENIER FOR ARMENIAN AMBASSADOR POST US Fed
News, August 2, 2006 Wednesday 4:35 AM EST, 495 words, US Fed News 332. Rwanda; Gov't to Seek Advice
On Genocide Movies Africa News, April 23, 2006 Sunday, 404 words, The New Times 333.
Rwanda; Rusesabagina Propagates Ill-Fated Political Manoeuvres Africa News, June 22, 2007 Friday, 885 words,
New Times 334. Rwanda demands France arrest ex-first lady for genocide trial Agence
France Presse -- English, January 11, 2007 Thursday 8:17 AM GMT, 492 words 335. REMEMBERING RWANDA, BAN
KI-MOON CALLS FOR GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP AGAINST GENOCIDE' States News Service, April 9, 2007 Monday, 417
words, States News Service 336. SPEAKER AT RWANDAN CONFERENCE SAYS FRENCH LOOKING FOR TRUTH ABOUT 1994
GENOCIDE BBC Monitoring International Reports, April 6, 2004, 361 words Page 31 337. Global Broadcast Database - English, December 5, 2007 Wednesday, 649 words 338. The Critically-Acclaimed
Documentary and Winner of the Audience Award, AFI Film Festival 2006®: SCREAMERS; Debuts on DVD February
19, 2008; Special Features Include Going Backstage, Bonus Song, and Press Conference; "Surprising gravitas"
- Entertainment Weekly; "Eye-Opening" - LA Times; "Genius" - Village Voice; Business
Wire, February 12, 2008 Tuesday 1:00 PM GMT, 686 words 339. JOHN KERRY CALLS GEORGE BUSH TO DEMAND FROM
TURKEY TO CHANGE ITS POSITION IN ISSUE OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE ARMINFO NEWS AGENCY, April
21, 2005, 283 words 340. Bosnian Serb Gets Life From War Tribunal Associated Press Online,
August 1, 2003 Friday, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 670 words, ARTHUR MAX; Associated Press Writer 341.
FED: Genocide should be acknowledged AAP NEWSFEED, February 23, 1999, Tuesday, Nationwide General News;
Australian General News, 362 words 342. Rwanda; Gacaca Body Trains Judges On Case Trials Africa
News, August 13, 2006 Sunday, 332 words, The New Times 343. Rwanda; France - The Guilty Are Afraid Africa News, December 2, 2006 Saturday, 678 words, The New Times 344. Rwanda; Genocide Survivors
"Accept" Gacaca Courts Africa News, October 17, 2001 Wednesday, 446 words, Hirondelle News Agency 345. SENATE PASSES BILL TO COMBAT GENOCIDE States News Service, March 30, 2007 Friday, 541
words, States News Service 346. SENATE PASSES BILL TO COMBAT GENOCIDE US Fed News, March
30, 2007 Friday 1:55 AM EST, 544 words, US Fed News 347. SA: Two Aboriginal genocide cases to be heard
in Canberra AAP NEWSFEED, May 10, 1999, Monday, Nationwide General News; Australian General News, 429 words,
By Sam Lienert Page 32 348. Turkish legislator proposes bill that
says French committed genocide in Algeria Associated Press Worldstream, May 18, 2006 Thursday 1:49 PM GMT,
INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 442 words, By BENJAMIN HARVEY, Associated Press Writer 349. Letters
& emails The Age (Melbourne, Australia), May 17, 2006 Wednesday, NEWS; Letters; Pg. 18, 2325 words 350. The greatest crime The Washington Times, December 7, 1998, Monday, Final Edition, PART
A; COMMENTARY; OP-ED; Pg. A19, 857 words, William Schabas 351. OLARA OTUNNU AND COMPANY
SHOULD SLOW DOWN The Monitor (Uganda) - AAGM, September 30, 2006 Saturday, 698 words, K. David Mafabi 352. Uganda; Olara Otunnu And Company Should Slow Down Africa News, September 30, 2006 Saturday,
684 words, The Monitor 353. RWANDA-RIGHTS: U.N. TRIBUNAL MAKES FIRST VISIT TO GENOCIDE SITES IPS-Inter
Press Service, October 31, 1999, Sunday, 1454 words, By Judith Achieng' 354. Rwanda; Resolution to
Prevent Genocide a Failure: Kagame Africa News, April 12, 2004 Monday, 1093 words, The Herald 355.
Copyright (c) 1985 The American Society of International Law American Journal of International Law, January, 1985, 79 A.J.I.L. 116, 7351 words, U.S. PRACTICE, Marian Nash Leich * 356. URGENT--- France hands over
Rwandan suspect to UN genocide court Agence France Presse -- English, 557 words 357.
Rwanda; Gikongoro Catholics Rise Against Genocide Ideology Africa News, February 18, 2007 Sunday, 324 words,
The New Times 358. Rwanda; Tribunal Makes Three More Arrests in Europe Africa News,
July 12, 2001, NEWS, DOCUMENTS & COMMENTARY, 368 words, Hirondelle News Agency 359. U.S. Impotence
on the Cambodian Genocide Issue The New York Times, June 4, 1987, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section
A; Page 26, Column 4; Editorial Desk, 483 Page 33 words 360. Dobriansky
Urges Genocide Prevention, Intervention; May 13: closing remarks to U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum symposium State
Department, May 14, 2002, NEWS FROM THE WASHINGTON FILE, 3074 words 361. Understanding how the mind works
for perpetrators of violence could be a key to preventing genocide, January 31, 2002, Thursday, BC cycle,
Domestic News, 759 words, By RODRIQUE NGOWI, Associated Press Writer 362. Understanding how the mind works
for perpetrators of violence could be a key to preventing genocide, January 31, 2002, Thursday, BC cycle,
Domestic News, 759 words, By RODRIQUE NGOWI, Associated Press Writer 363. CALLS AGAINST REVISIONISTS'
MEET IN CANADA MOUNT The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM, March 27, 2008 Thursday, 1091 words, James Munyaneza 364. CALLS AGAINST REVISIONISTS' MEET IN CANADA MOUNT The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM, March
27, 2008 Thursday, 1091 words, James Munyaneza 365. A Genocide Denied The Jerusalem
Post, August 23, 2007, Thursday, FEATURES; Pg. 21, 3586 words, Marilyn Henry 366. Boisclair stands by Philpot
on Rwanda: PQ candidate didn't deny genocide. Writings prompt denunciation from Rwandan groups, disdain
from Dallaire The Gazette (Montreal), March 9, 2007 Friday, NEWS; Pg. A8, 1205 words, HUBERT BAUCH and
IRWIN BLOCK, ELIZABETH THOMPSON o, The Gazette 367. Rwanda; Fund for Genocide Survivors
Launched Africa News, February 20, 2008 Wednesday, 310 words, The New Times 368. TESTIMONY
May 05, 1998 HOLLY BURKHALTER ADVOCACY DIRECTOR PHYSICIANS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS HOUSE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS AND HUMAN RIGHTS GENOCIDE IN RWANDA Federal Document Clearing
House Congressional Testimony, May 5, 1998, Tuesday, CAPITOL HILL HEARING TESTIMONY, 5507 words 369.
UN chief calls for "global partnership against genocide" Xinhua General News Service, April 9,
2007 Monday 2:30 PM EST, WORLD NEWS; Political, 255 words Page 34 370. UN court to give
landmark genocide ruling over Bosnian war Agence France Presse -- English, February 26, 2007 Monday 1:27
AM GMT, 559 words, Stephanie van den Berg 371. Rights bodies urge EU to prosecute Rwandan genocide suspects BBC Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, April 12, 2007 Thursday, 551 words 372. Rwanda; 'Genocide Survivors in Danger' Africa News, November 15, 2005 Tuesday,
313 words, Hirondelle News Agency 373. RWANDA GENOCIDE A LESSON FOR US ALL New Vision
(Uganda) - AAGM, April 7, 2005, 990 words 374. Christopher Newport University Hosts Series of Educational
Programs focusing on Genocide Targeted News Service, October 2, 2008 Thursday 8:15 PM EST, 419 words, Targeted
News Service 375. SYSTEM OF A DOWN to Headline "SOULS, 2004" Benefit Concert; Band Challenges
Bush Administration to Keep Failed 2000 Campaign Promise to Acknowledge Armenian GenocideUrges U.S. Congress
and House of Representatives to Schedule Votes for SR 164 and HR 193 Measures Market
Wire, March 4, 2004 Thursday, 601 words 376. PanAfrica; Rwanda Genocide a Lesson for Us All Africa
News, April 7, 2005 Thursday, 990 words, New Vision 377. Copyright (c) 2004 American Society of International
Law International Legal Theory, Fall, 2004, 10 Int'l Legal Theory 1, 6397 words, ARTICLE: How is Humanity
Harmed by Genocide?, Larry May 378. Copyright (c) 2000 McGill Law Journal McGill Law Journal, November,
2000, 46 McGill L.J. 141, 16219 words, ARTICLE: International Conference: Hate Speech in Rwanda: The Road
to Genocide, William A. Schabas* 379. Copyright (c) 2005 Michigan State University College of Law Michigan
State Journal of International Law, 2005, 13 Mich. St. J. Int'l L. 197, 15437 words, SYMPOSIUM: POST-CONFLICT
JUSTICE: FROM MALMEDY TO HALABJA: UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO COLLEGE OF LAW: 2ND ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL LAW SYMPOSIUM:
COEUR D'ALENE, IDAHO: MARCH 18-21, 2004: RECONCILING SEXUAL ORIENTATION: CREATING A DEFINITION OF GENOCIDE THAT INCLUDES SEXUAL ORIENTATION , Alycia T. Feindel* 380. Copyright (c) 2005 Michigan
State University College of Law Michigan State Journal of International Law, 2005, 13 Mich. St. J. Int'l
L. 197, 15437 words, SYMPOSIUM: POST-CONFLICT JUSTICE: FROM MALMEDY TO HALABJA: UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO COLLEGE
OF LAW: 2ND ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL LAW SYMPOSIUM: COEUR D'ALENE, IDAHO: MARCH 18-21, 2004: RECONCILING
SEXUAL ORIENTATION: CREATING A DEFINITION OF Page 35 GENOCIDE THAT INCLUDES SEXUAL ORIENTATION
, Alycia T. Feindel* 381. AGENCY WARNS ON GENOCIDE The Financial Gazette, February 28,
2002, 511 words, Staff Reporter 382. US Raises Genocide Issue in Kosovo Associated Press
Online, March 31, 1999; Wednesday, Washington - general news, 535 words, DAVID BRISCOE 383. US Raises Genocide
Issue in Kosovo Associated Press Online, March 31, 1999; Wednesday, International news, 535 words, DAVID
BRISCOE 384. GENOCIDE FUGITIVES USE STOLEN PASSPORTS - INTERPOL The New Times (Kigali)
- AAGM, November 2, 2007 Friday, 734 words, Charles Kazooba 385. Wrong on Armenian genocide resolution The Washington Times, February 23, 2007 Friday, LETTERS; Pg. A18, 386 words, By THE WASHINGTON TIMES 386.
CITY ATTORNEY ROCKY DELGADILLO ISSUES STATEMENT COMMEMORATING ANNIVERSARY OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE US
States News, April 24, 2007 Tuesday 8:25 PM EST, 330 words, US States News 387. CORNYN BILL TO COMBAT GENOCIDE
APPROVED BY SENATE PANEL States News Service, March 22, 2007 Thursday, 569 words, States News Service 388. Rwanda; Genocide Fugitives Use Stolen Passports - Interpol Africa News, November 2, 2007
Friday, 724 words, New Times 389. Rwanda; Genocide Fugitives Use Stolen Passports - Interpol Africa
News, November 2, 2007 Friday, 725 words, The New Times 390. Rwandan Genocide NPR, NOVEMBER
18, 1996, MONDAY10:14 am ET, News; International, 1200 words, Iain Guest, Washington, DC; Noah Adams, Washington,
DC 391. SEN. CORNYN BILL TO COMBAT GENOCIDE APPROVED BY SENATE PANEL US Fed News, March
22, 2007 Thursday 3:31 AM EST, 494 words, US Fed News Page 36 392. Rwanda; ICTR/Media
Trial: Court Rejects Defense Plea for Acquittal Africa News, September 17, 2002 Tuesday, 599 words, Internews 393. Rwandan genocide 'is the world's genocide' The Washington Times, July 22,
2000, Saturday, Final Edition, PART A; COMMENTARY; EDITORIALS; LETTERS; Pg. A11, 570 words 394.
Acquittal of genocide by Bosnian Serb may be reflected in Milosevic case Associated Press Worldstream,
July 31, 2003 Thursday, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 814 words, ARTHUR MAX; Associated Press Writer 395.
GUNDUZ AKTAN: GENOCIDE: NEW DEVELOPMENTS (2) Turkish Daily News, November 3, 2005, 729 words 396.
Rwandan genocide suspect transferred to UN tribunal after arrest in Gabon Agence France Presse -- English,
September 23, 2005 Friday 9:56 AM GMT, 257 words 397. World let slaughter happen in Yugoslavia, Rwanda:
UN's Annan Agence France Presse -- English, January 26, 2004 Monday, International News, 668 words,
JURGEN HECKER 398. EFFECTIVE COUNTERACTION TO GENOCIDE REQUIRES ADDITIONAL EFFORTS OF INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY :ARMENIAN PRESIDENT ARMINFO NEWS AGENCY, April 20, 2005, 339 words 399.
EXPERT SAYS FRANCE MASTERMINDED RWANDAN GENOCIDE BBC Monitoring International Reports, September 18, 2005,
614 words 400. PEDAGOGY OF GENOCIDE Turkish Daily News, August 9, 2001, 771 words, GUNDUZ
AKTAN, ANKARA - TURKISH DAILY NEWS 401. Expert says France masterminded Rwandan genocide BBC
Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, September 18, 2005, Sunday, 607 words 402.
Rwanda; Whatever Happened to 'Learned Friends'? Africa News, May 6, 2006 Saturday, 771 words, The
New Times Page 37 403. IBUKA WANTS BURUNDIAN GENOCIDE SUSPECTS PROSECUTED The
New Times (Kigali) - AAGM, April 13, 2008 Sunday, 435 words, Felly Kimenyi 404. Tanzania; Genocide Survivors
in Danger - Organisation Africa News, November 27, 2005 Sunday, 315 words, Arusha Times 405.
Nearly Nine Decades After the Massacres, A Battle Still Rages To Define 'Genocide' The Washington
Post, November 24, 2002 Sunday, SUNDAY ARTS; Pg. G01, 1995 words, Philip Kennicott, Washington Post Staff
Writer 406. AFRICAN INTELLIGENCE OPERATIVES MEET HERE The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM,
November 5, 2007 Monday, 796 words, James Munyaneza 407. Rwanda; The Order of Genocide: Race, Power, and
War in Rwanda Africa News, January 3, 2007 Wednesday, 890 words, Cornell University Press 408.
DURBIN'S GENOCIDE ACCOUNTABILITY ACT BECOMES LAW States News Service, December 21, 2007 Friday, 788
words, States News Service 409. Rwanda; Ibuka Wants Burundian Genocide Suspects Prosecuted Africa
News, April 13, 2008 Sunday, 428 words, The New Times 410. REP. PALLONE: U.S. MUST STOP PLAYING POLITICS
WITH ARMENIAN GENOCIDE, TAKE A STAND FOR TRUTH US Fed News, January 30, 2007 Tuesday
4:15 AM EST, 581 words, US Fed News 411. The hero and the horror The Globe and Mail
(Canada), November 1, 2003 Saturday, BOOK REVIEW; GENOCIDE; Pg. D14, 2051 words, GERRY CAPLAN 412.
Journal of International Criminal Justice, 1 September 2007, ICJ 5 4 (859), CRIMINAL LAW, What the ICJ did not say about
the Duty to Punish Genocide The Missing Pieces in a Puzzle, Orna Ben-Naftali Head of the International Law Division, the Law School, the College of Management Academic Studies, Israel. [orna127@netvision.net.il] Miri Sharon Associate Legal Officer, UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). The views expressed herein are those of the authors and
do not necessarily reflect the views of the United Nations. We thank Noam Zamir of the Law School, The
College of Management Academic Studies, for excellent research assistance. [miri.sharon@unodc.org] 413. What the World Needs Now: A Genocide Court Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), July
26, 1994, Tuesday, OPINION/ESSAYS; Pg. 18, 906 words, Walter C. Clem- Page 38 ens Jr;.
Walter C. Clemens Jr. teaches political science at Boston University and is a research fellow at Harvard's Center for Science and International Affairs. 414. GENOCIDE AND THE RULE OF LAW CQ
Congressional Testimony, February 5, 2007 Monday, CAPITOL HILL HEARING TESTIMONY, 1095 words 415. Iraq,
Afghanistan, 11 other states at risk of genocide: expert Agence France Presse -- English, January 27, 2004
Tuesday, International News, 753 words, PIA OHLIN 416. UN court jails Rwandan ex-premier for life for genocide Agence France Presse -- English, 777 words 417. GUNDUZ AKTAN THEY ARE LEARNING LAW (1) Turkish Daily News, March 4, 2006 Saturday, 900 words 418. HOLOCAUST- ARMENIAN CLAIMS AND
FACTS... Turkish Daily News, September 25, 2003, 1705 words 419. SEN. DURBIN'S GENOCIDE
ACCOUNTABILITY ACT BECOMES LAW US Fed News, December 21, 2007 Friday 12:56 AM EST, 794 words, US Fed News 420. UN genocide court rejects transfer of case to Norway Agence France Presse -- English,
May 19, 2006 Friday 2:36 PM GMT, 311 words 421. Rwanda; African Intelligence Operatives Meet Here Africa News, November 5, 2007 Monday, 786 words, The New Times 422. Social and political conditions
that lead to genocide National Public Radio (NPR), February 18, 2004 Wednesday, 1234 words 423.
Rwanda; Arrested! Africa News, June 21, 2007 Thursday, 1069 words, New Times 424. History
course proposal upsets Canadian Turks; 1,200 people sign petition against class that labels 1915 mass killing of Armenians as a genocide The Toronto Star, January 7, 2008 Monday, NEWS; Pg. A03, 726 words, Louise Brown,
Toronto Star Page 39 425. PALLONE: U.S. MUST STOP PLAYING POLITICS WITH ARMENIAN GENOCIDE
AND TAKE A STAND FOR TRUTH States News Service, January 30, 2007 Tuesday, 571 words,
States News Service 426. Kurdish paper reports Armenian genocide on agenda of German parliament BBC
Monitoring Europe - Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, January 26, 2001, Friday, 442 words 427.
JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, April 2003, ICJ 1.1(39), CRIMINAL, National Courts Finally Begin
to Prosecute Genocide, the 'Crime of Crimes', William A. Schabas n* 428. Genocide: the gravest
of war crimes and the most difficult to prove Agence France Presse -- English, April 16, 2004 Friday, International
News, 467 words 429. One for the Law Books: In Africa, A UN Court Prosecutes Genocide Christian
Science Monitor (Boston, MA), March 13, 1998, Friday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 1, 1321 words, Lara Santoro, Special
to The Christian Science Monitor 430. Copyright (c) 1998 Arizona Board of Regents Arizona Journal of International
and Comparative Law, Spring, 1998, 15 Ariz. J. Int'l & Comp. Law 415, 53588 words, ARTICLE: THE
CONVENTION ON THE PREVENTION AND PUNISHMENT OF THE CRIME OF GENOCIDE: FIFTY YEARS LATER, Matthew Lippman* 431. U.N. Slow to Call Rwanda Slaughter 'Genocide' CNN, May 19, 1994, News; International,
569 words, RICHARD ROTH 432. POMONA, N.J.: Stockton College Awards Berkman-Chipkin Scholarships to Six
Graduate Students Targeted News Service, August 23, 2007 Thursday 12:41 AM EST, 810 words, Targeted News
Service 433. Understanding How Violent Mind Works Associated Press Online, February
3, 2002 Sunday, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 749 words, RODRIQUE NGOWI; Associated Press Writer 434.
Sudan; Darfur: the New Name of Genocide Africa News, September 24, 2004 Friday, 1691 words, Vanguard 435. Targets . . . and aftershocks The Washington Times, April 24, 2004, Saturday, Final Edition,
COMMENTARY; Pg. A13, 568 words, By Arnold Beich- Page 40 man, THE WASHINGTON TIMES 436. Church is accused on Rwandan genocide The Irish Times, July 22, 1998, CITY EDITION, OPINION;
Pg. 12, 1094 words, By VINCENT BROWNE 437. HOUSE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS MOVES ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RESOLUTION
REPRESENTATIVE ROYCE CALLS IT A 'VICTORY FOR HUMAN RIGHTS.' States News Service,
October 10, 2007 Wednesday, 596 words, States News Service 438. RWANDA; Rwanda criticizes international
community for "rumours" of government killings BBC Summary of World Broadcasts, April 9, 1996,
Tuesday, Part 5 Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean; AFRICA; EAST AND HORN OF AFRICA; EE/D2582/A,
459 words 439. Copyright (c) 1996 The American Academy of Political and Social Science The Annals of The
American Academy of Political and Social Science, November, 1996, 548 Annals 156, 5718 words, THE HOLOCAUST:
REMEMBERING FOR THE FUTURE: Paradigms of Genocide: The Holocaust, the Armenian Genocide, and Contemporary
Mass Destructions, By ROBERT MELSON 440. CANADIAN PARLIAMENT ADOPTS RWANDA GENOCIDE
DAY The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM, April 10, 2008 Thursday, 393 words, Our Correspondent 441.
DARFUR: THE NEW NAME OF GENOCIDE Vanguard (Nigeria) - AAGM, September 24, 2004, 1690 words, Chidi Odinkalu 442. Rwanda; Genocide Ideology - MPs Focus On Southern Province Africa News, May 1, 2008 Thursday,
449 words, The New Times 443. Rwanda proposes removing capital punishment for genocide The
Associated Press, August 18, 2006 Friday 1:59 PM GMT, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 330 words, By GABRIEL GABIRO,
Associated Press Writer 444. UN COURT CLEARS SERBIA OF GENOCIDE Chinadaily.com.cn, February
27, 2007 Tuesday, 418 words 445. Rwanda opens public hearings on alleged French role in genocide Agence France Presse -- English, October 24, 2006 Tuesday 1:55 PM GMT, 665 words Page 41 446. HOUSE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS MOVES ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RESOLUTION REPRESENTATIVE ROYCE
CALLS IT 'VICTORY FOR HUMAN RIGHTS' US Fed News, October 10, 2007 Wednesday 2:59 AM EST, 598 words,
US Fed News 447. Copyright (c) 2004 American Society of International Law International Legal Theory, Fall,
2004, 10 Int'l Legal Theory 27, 6645 words, ARTICLE: The Case for Prosecuting Iraqi Nationals in the
International Criminal Court, Anna N. Astvatsaturova and Tracy M. Proietti and George S. Yacoubian, Jr. 448. UN court to issue historic ruling on Srebrenica genocide Agence France Presse -- English,
April 19, 2004 Monday, International News, 508 words, STEPHANIE VAN DEN BERG 449. Watertown center helps
survivors tell their stories to following generations The Boston Globe, April 20, 2008 Sunday, WEST; Pg.
Reg1, 1110 words, Erica Noonan Globe Staff 450. Rwanda: Envoys condemn activities of genocide deniers,
revisionists BBC Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, April 13, 2008 Sunday,
571 words 451. REMEMBERING THE DEAD The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM, April 6, 2008 Sunday,
343 words, Ignatius Ssuuna 452. Mixed Ruling on Genocide Still Puts Pressure on Serbia The
New York Times, March 6, 2007 Tuesday, Section A; Column 1; Foreign Desk; Pg. 10, 1013 words, By MARLISE SIMONS 453. GENOCIDE IDEOLOGY - MPS FOCUS ON SOUTHERN PROVINCE The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM, May
1, 2008 Thursday, 458 words, James Buyinza 454. Armenian premier addresses genocide conference in Sweden BBC Monitoring Trans Caucasus Unit Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, January 27, 2004, Tuesday, 420 words 455. Copyright (c) 2002 New York University Law Review New York University Law Review, November, 2002, 77 N.Y.U.L. Rev. 1369, 12979 words, NOTE: IN WHOLE OR IN PART: GROUP RIGHTS, THE INTENT ELEMENT OF GENOCIDE, AND
THE "QUANTITATIVE CRITERION", David Alonzo-Maizlish* 456. Sudan, Myanmar, Burundi head list of
states at risk of genocide: expert Agence France Presse -- English, January 27, 2004 Tuesday, International
News, 760 words, PIA OHLIN Page 42 457. Rwanda; Expert Wants France Sued Over Genocide Africa News, September 18, 2005 Sunday, 568 words, The New Times 458. I DID NOT SAY PROVED
GENOCIDE TOOK PLACE Turkish Daily News, October 9, 2006 Monday, 536 words 459. A QUESTION
OF GENOCIDE Courier Mail (Queensland, Australia), June 21, 1997, Saturday, MONITOR; Pg. 30, 1113 words,
BRUNTON R 460. Letter to Clinton says Burundi genocide overlooked because of focus on Rwanda BBC
Summary of World Broadcasts, March 28, 1998, Saturday, Part 5 Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean; EAST AND
HORN OF AFRICA; BURUNDI-TANZANIA; AL/D3187/A, 260 words 461. OSS CEO Provides Public Intelligence on Genocides
and Other Threats PR Newswire US, October 13, 2006 Friday 3:46 PM GMT, 467 words 462.
Highest U.N. court to rule whether Serbia, as a nation, committed genocide in Bosnia Associated Press Worldstream,
February 26, 2007 Monday 10:58 AM GMT, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 850 words, By ARTHUR MAX, Associated Press Writer 463. Experts in Montreal say genocide is preventable Agence France Presse -- English, October
12, 2007 Friday 10:08 PM GMT, 604 words, Judi Rever 464. Genocide: gravest of war crimes is also hardest
to prove Agence France Presse -- English, July 30, 2008 Wednesday 6:24 AM GMT, 553 words 465.
ARMENIANS PRESSURE US JEWISH GROUPS ON GENOCIDE CLAIM Turkish Daily News, August 24, 2007 Friday, 674 words 466. HOLOCAUST NATIONAL DAY Turkish Daily News, January 31, 2002, 692 words, Gunduz Aktan 467. Rwanda; Defence Minister Apologises for Working in Genocide Government Africa News, May
19, 2005 Thursday, 639 words, Hirondelle News Agency 468. U.S. finds 'genocide' in Darfur; Bush's
use of politically charged term could spark international action on Sudan The Globe and Mail (Canada),
September 10, 2004 Friday, INTERNATIONAL NEWS; Pg. A1, 789 words, ESTANPage 43 ISLAO
OZIEWICZ, With a report from Stephanie Nolen in Johannesburg 469. Copyright (c) 2001 Fordham University
School of Law Fordham International Law Journal, November, 2001, 25 Fordham Int'l L.J. 23, 14120 words,
ESSAY: TWELFTH ANNUAL PHILIP D. REED MEMORIAL ISSUE THE BALKANS REGION: LEGAL PERSPECTIVES AND ANALYSES
WAS GENOCIDE COMMITTED IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA? FIRST JUDGMENTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL
FOR THE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA, William A. Schabas* 470. Clark University to offer Ph.D.s
in Holocaust history and genocide studies The Associated Press State & Local Wire, State and Regional,
716 words, By ADAM GORLICK, Associated Press Writer 471. Sixteen key Rwanda genocide suspects still on
the run: UN court prosecutor Agence France Presse -- English, January 23, 2004 Friday, International News,
493 words 472. With BC-War Crimes-Genocide Background on genocide in international law Associated
Press Worldstream, August 2, 2001; Thursday, International news, 324 words, The Associated Press 473. A
painful truth The Boston Globe, August 18, 2007 Saturday, OP-ED; Pg. A11, 530 words, Rachel Kaprielian
and Alan Dershowitz 474. SEN. CORNYN INTRODUCES BIPARTISAN GENOCIDE ACCOUNTABILITY ACT States
News Service, March 15, 2007 Thursday, 598 words, States News Service 475. SEN. CORNYN INTRODUCES BIPARTISAN
GENOCIDE ACCOUNTABILITY ACT US Fed News, March 15, 2007 Thursday 5:19 AM EST, 602 words, US Fed News 476. UN's top court clears Serbia of genocide during Bosnian war Agence France Presse
-- English, February 26, 2007 Monday 5:36 PM GMT, 626 words, Stephanie van den Berg 477. U.N., U.S., France
and Catholic church blamed for Rwanda genocide The Associated Press, July 7, 2000, Friday, BC cycle, International
News, 851 words, By EDITH M. LEDERER, Associated Press Writer 478. Sudan; From Rwanda
to Darfur Africa News, January 16, 2006 Monday, 3395 words, AfricaFocus 479. Rwanda;
The Continued Négationisme of the Rwandan Genocide Page 44 Africa News, January
11, 2006 Wednesday, 3370 words, The New Times 480. Rwanda survivors claim govt interference in genocide
trials: group Agence France Presse -- English, December 12, 2007 Wednesday 8:12 PM GMT, 229 words 481. CANADIAN GENOCIDE STUDIES EXPERT TO VOLUNTEER FOR GOVT The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM,
March 27, 2008 Thursday, 418 words, George Kagame 482. CANADIAN GENOCIDE STUDIES EXPERT TO VOLUNTEER FOR
GOVT The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM, March 27, 2008 Thursday, 418 words, George Kagame 483.
Background on genocide in international law, August 2, 2001, Thursday, BC cycle, International News, 271 words, By The Associated Press 484. US Raises Genocide Issue in Kosovo Associated Press
Online, April 01, 1999; Thursday, International news, 512 words, DAVID BRISCOE 485. Rwanda; Three Arrested
Over Genocide Ideology Africa News, April 13, 2008 Sunday, 445 words, The New Times 486.
Genocide suit filed in France against ex-Rwandan first lady Agence France Presse -- English, February 13,
2007 Tuesday 5:13 PM GMT, 270 words 487. Africa; Recalling Rwanda, Ban Ki-Moon Calls for 'Global Partnership
Against Genocide' Africa News, April 9, 2007 Monday, 348 words, UN News Service 488.
JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, September 2005, ICJ 3.4(944), CRIMINAL LAW, The ICTR Contribution
to National Reconciliation, Francois-Xavier Nsanzuwera Legal Officer, Appeals Section, ICTR; Former Prosecutor of
the Republic in Rwanda, Former Secretary General of the Federation Internationale des Ligues des Droits de l'Homme
(FIDH). The views expressed herein are those of the author. Translation from French by Elsa Gopala. [nsanzuwera@un.org] 489. US: New Law Extends Prosecutions for Genocide Targeted News Service, December 24, 2007
Monday 1:24 AM EST, 350 words, Targeted News Service 490. WEINER OPPOSES RENOMINATION OF GENOCIDE DENIER
FOR ARMENIAN AMBASSADOR POST States News Service, January 11, 2007 Thursday, 582 words, States News Service Page 45 491. A TURKISH VIEW ON THE APPLICABILITY OF THE GENOCIDE CONVENTION TO THE ARMENIAN
INCIDENTS AND THE ICTJ'S REPORT Turkish Daily News, February 19, 2003, 2248 words 492. A TURKISH VIEW ON THE APPLICABILITY OF THE GENOCIDE CONVENTION TO THE ARMENIAN INCIDENTS AND
THE ICTJ'S REPORT Turkish Daily News, February 19, 2003, 2247 words 493. SONOMA
STATE UNIVERSITY'S HOLOCAUST LECTURE SERIES EXPLORES 'LIVING WITH GENOCIDE: PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE' US States News, February 28, 2006 Tuesday 10:12 AM EST, 579 words, US States News 494. LOW-KEY
1994 GENOCIDE ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED IN RWANDA Panafrican News Agency (PANA) Daily Newswire, April 6, 2003,
313 words 495. Rwanda; Genocide Survivor Murders May Scare Witnesses, Says Official Africa
News, November 16, 2005 Wednesday, 262 words, Hirondelle News Agency 496. REP. WEINER OPPOSES RENOMINATION
OF GENOCIDE DENIER FOR ARMENIAN AMBASSADOR POST US Fed News, January 11, 2007 Thursday 9:59 PM EST, 588
words, US Fed News 497. Rwanda drafts law to remove capital punishment for genocide suspects Associated
Press Worldstream, August 18, 2006 Friday 12:07 PM GMT, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 355 words, By GABRIEL GABIRO,
Associated Press Writer 498. Rwanda; Genocide Survivors Tire of 'Unrealistic Promises' Africa
News, January 13, 2008 Sunday, 749 words, Inter Press Service 499. Rwanda; Genocide Survivors Tire of 'Unrealistic
Promises' Africa News, April 20, 2006 Thursday, 749 words, Inter Press Service 500.
Copyright (c) 2001 New England School of Law New England Law Review, Winter, 2001, 35 New Eng.L. Rev. 287, 7085 words,
SYMPOSIUM: UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION: MYTHS, REALITIES, AND PROSPECTS: Problems of International Codification
- Were the Atrocities in Cambodia and Kosovo Genocide?, William A. Schabas * 501. FED: Genocide not a crime
under Australian law Page 46 AAP NEWSFEED, September 1, 1999, Wednesday, Nationwide
General News; Australian General News, 520 words, By Valkerie Mangnall 502. UN chief
unveils five-point anti-genocide plan XINHUA GENERAL NEWS SERVICE, April 7, 2004, Wednesday, WORLD NEWS;
POLITICAL, 337 words 503. ENVOY URGES CITIZENS IN DIASPORA TO STEP UP FIGHT AGAINST GENOCIDE IDEOLOGY The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM, April 8, 2008 Tuesday, 313 words, Berna Namata in Kampala 504.
Senator Hillary Clinton cosponsor Armenian Genocide Resolution ARMINFO News Agency, April 19, 2007 Thursday,
440 words 505. Copyright (c) 2003 Boston Third World Law Journal Boston College Third World Law Journal,
Spring, 2003, 23 B.C. Third World L.J. 359, 9659 words, BOOK REVIEW: A Failure of Perspective: Moral Assumptions
and Genocide: "A Problem From Hell": America and the Age of Genocide. By Samantha Power, NAOMI
KAPLAN* 506. NEWS FEATURE: Armenian genocide row as Germany confronts AuschwitzBy Leon Mangasarian, dpa Deutsche Presse-Agentur, February 8, 2005, Tuesday, Politics, 904 words 507. PAPER WARNS AGAINST
REPEAT OF RWANDAN GENOCIDE IN ETHIOPIA BBC Monitoring International Reports, April 10, 2004, 840 words 508. A wimp on genocide The International Herald Tribune, September 19, 2005 Monday, OPINION;
Pg. 8, 758 words, Nicholas D. Kristof 509. Africans just don't rate on the UN scale The
Irish Times, December 29, 1999, CITY EDITION; OPINION; Pg. 12, 1024 words, By VINCENT BROWNE 510. UN WORLD
COURT ACQUITS SERBIA OF GENOCIDE IN BOSNIA; FINDS IT GUILTY OF INACTION States News Service, February 26,
2007 Monday, 786 words, States News Service 511. U.N. appeals court verdict will influence future genocide
cases, including Milosevic's Associated Press Worldstream, April 19, 2004 Monday, INTERNATIONAL NEWS,
711 words, ANTHONY DEUTSCH; Associated Press Writer 512. Rwanda; MPs in Bid to Stamp
Out 'Genocide Ideology' Africa News, January 18, 2008 Friday, 1167 words, The Nation Page
47 513. Book Listings and Reviews; New Text Takes a New Look at Events Surrounding the Rwandan Genocide Africa News, July 13, 2005 Wednesday, 3313 words, H-Net 514. THE 91ST ANNIVERSARY OF ARMENIAN
GENOCIDE States News Service, April 26, 2006 Wednesday, 409 words, States News Service 515.
Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union on the Occasion of the 10th Anniversary of the Genocide in Rwanda NEVER AGAIN RAPID, April 8, 2004, Foreign Politics and Common Security; PESC: 04/45,
630 words 516. Rwanda genocide court rejects ex-mayor's appeal, extends sentence Agence
France Presse -- English, May 20, 2005 Friday 1:00 PM GMT, 526 words 517. LANDMARK TRIAL BRINGS BACK MEMORIES
OF RWANDA GENOCIDE Panafrican News Agency (PANA) Daily Newswire, April 1, 2002, 765 words 518.
Rwanda; Country Listens As Alleged Mastermind of 1994 Genocide Talks Africa News, October 27, 2005 Thursday,
686 words, Hirondelle News Agency 519. BBC MONITORING QUOTES FROM THE AFRICAN PRESS 7 APRIL BBC
Monitoring International Reports, April 7, 2004, 2396 words 520. Aftermath of genocide: Killings create
a rift among Catholics The Philadelphia Inquirer, September 22, 1998, Tuesday, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 1973
words, By Andrew Maykuth 521. ADL's Boston director rehired after dispute The Jerusalem
Post, August 29, 2007, Wednesday, NEWS; Pg. 1, 1069 words, Michal Lando Jerusalem Post Correspondent 522.
MAJORITY OF U.S. HOUSE MEMBERS NOW SUPPORT ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RECOGNITION RESOLUTION States News Service,
July 11, 2007 Wednesday, 486 words, States News Service 523. UN Risk of genocide remains frighteningly
real', Secretary-General tells Human Rights Commission as he launches action plan to prevent genocide M2 PRESSWIRE, April 8, 2004, 2345 words Page 48 524. UK-HOUSE-GENOCIDE-EVENT ARMINFO News Agency, June 30, 2007 Saturday, 183 words 525. Rwanda; ICTR And Rwanda Argue
Over Plea Bargains Africa News, April 22, 2006 Saturday, 449 words, Hirondelle News Agency 526.
U.S. Calls Killings In Sudan Genocide; Khartoum and Arab Militias Are Responsible, Powell Says The Washington
Post, September 10, 2004 Friday, A Section; A01, 852 words, Glenn Kessler and Colum Lynch, Washington Post
Staff Writers 527. 'CALL DARFUR A GENOCIDE' SAY COALITION PROTESTORS AllAfrica.com
- AAGM, July 23, 2004, 650 words, Emmanuelle Joassaint 528. Muddle over genocide must be resolved; Comment Sydney Morning Herald (Australia), July 2, 2003 Wednesday, NEWS AND FEATURES; Opinion; Pg. 13, 785 words, Raimond Gaita, Raimond Gaita is professor of philosophy at the Australian Catholic University, and professor of moral
philosophy at University of London King's College. He is a keynote speaker at the Activating Human
Rights and Diversity Conference, organised by Southern Cross University, being held in Byron Bay this week. 529. Sudan; 'Call Darfur a Genocide' Say Coalition Protestors Africa News, July 23,
2004 Friday, 647 words, allAfrica.com 530. Sudan; 'Call Darfur a Genocide' Say Coalition Protestors Africa News, July 23, 2004 Friday, 647 words, allAfrica.com 531. Former Rwanda prime minister
tells court genocide was not planned Associated Press Worldstream, February 4, 2002 Monday, INTERNATIONAL
NEWS, 426 words 532. FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTER USES WORD "ARMENIAN GENOCIDE" TO DETERMINE HISTORICAL
EVENTS OF 1915-1917 IN OTTOMAN TURKEY ARMINFO NEWS AGENCY, December 15, 2004, 283 words 533. BARE ALL KILLING FIELDS: ETHNICS; GENOCIDE THEIR ISSUE The Toronto Sun, March 27, 2003
Thursday,, News;, 259 words, DAVID BLUMENFELD, TORONTO SUN 534. Rwanda; Diplomats Denounce Genocide Deniers Africa News, April 12, 2008 Saturday, 531 words, The New Times Page 49 535.
CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT UNIVERSITY HOSTS SERIES OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOCUSING ON GENOCIDE ALL PROGRAMS FREE
AND OPEN TO PUBLIC US Fed News, October 2, 2008 Thursday 1:42 PM EST, 421 words, US Fed News 536.
MPS IN BID TO STAMP OUT 'GENOCIDE IDEOLOGY' The Nation (Kenya) - AAGM, January 18, 2008 Friday,
1177 words, Kezio-Musoke David 537. Rwanda; Mayor And Ex- Military Officer Deny Genocide Charges Africa News, March 18, 2002 Monday, 333 words, Internews 538. Hundreds of Japanese commemorate
Rwandan genocide BBC Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, April 11, 2007
Wednesday, 661 words 539. Copyright (c) 1999 The Columbia Law Review Columbia Law Review, December, 1999,
99 Colum. L. Rev. 2259, 17103 words, NOTE: RETHINKING GENOCIDAL INTENT: THE CASE FOR A KNOWLEDGE-BASED
INTERPRETATION, Alexander K.A. Greenawalt 540. ANALYSIS: RWANDA OFFERS LESSONS TO PREVENT
THE NEXT GENOCIDE Cox News Service, April 23, 2004 Friday, Commentary, 1859 words 541.
ANALYSIS: RWANDA OFFERS LESSONS TO PREVENT THE NEXT GENOCIDE Cox News Service, April 23, 2004 Friday, International
News, 1859 words 542. Rwandan minister castigated for comments on genocide, traditional courts BBC
Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, February 4, 2007 Sunday, 632 words 543.
CRITICAL FACULTIES Christopher Shea's column appears in Ideas biweekly. E-mail: critical. faculties@verizon.net.; PREDICTING THE KILLING FIELDS The Boston Globe, June 15, 2003, Sunday, 789 words, By Christopher
Shea 544. Display Says U.S. Has Worst Genocide Associated Press Online, April 9, 2004
Friday, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 320 words 545. Belgium: Citing North America as site of worst genocide is not
anti-U.S. gesture The Associated Press, April 8, 2004, Thursday, BC cycle, International News, 322 words 546. A Wimp On Genocide Page 50 The New York Times, September 18, 2005
Sunday, Section 4; Column 6; Editorial Desk; Pg. 13, 762 words, By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF. E-mail: nicholas@nytimes.com 547. Bahrain News Agency, April 6, 2004 Tuesday 12:43 AM EST, 293 words, Bahrain News Agency 548.
SWISS PARLIAMENT RATIFIES U.N. GENOCIDE CONVENTION XINHUA GENERAL NEWS SERVICE, December 8, 1999, Wednesday,
205 words 549. RWANDA: SOME 670 GENOCIDE VICTIMS EXHUMED IN NORTH PRIOR TO PROPER BURIAL BBC
Monitoring International Reports, March 31, 2004, 255 words 550. RWANDA: SOME 670 GENOCIDE VICTIMS EXHUMED
IN NORTH PRIOR TO PROPER BURIAL BBC Monitoring International Reports, March 31, 2004, 255 words 551.
RWANDA GENOCIDE SHOW POSTPONED OVER TURKISH OBJECTION TO REFERENCE TO ARMENIAN MURDERS Turkish
Daily News, April 11, 2007 Wednesday, 634 words 552. Jerry Fowler discusses how the concept of genocide
is defined in international treaties and parsed by countries, and whether the situation in Sudan meets
those definitions National Public Radio (NPR), July 1, 2004 Thursday, 894 words 553.
Powell says killings in Sudan amount to genocide Associated Press Worldstream, September 9, 2004 Thursday,
INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 918 words, GEORGE GEDDA; Associated Press Writer 554. Rwandan Genocide
Survivors Not Against ICTR: Organization XINHUA GENERAL NEWS SERVICE, June 17, 2002, Monday, WORLD NEWS;
POLITICAL, 222 words 555. Saddam trial underlines need to take tough stand on genocide Canberra
Times (Australia), August 29, 2006 Tuesday, A; Pg. 11, 934 words, The Canberra Times 556. HAVE WE LOST
THE GENOCIDE WAR? Turkish Daily News, March 7, 2007 Wednesday, 583 words 557. Recovering
from genocide: Rwanda's next steps Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), June 13, 2002, Thursday,
OPINION; Pg. 09, 920 words, Helena Cobban Page 51 558. Copyright (c) 2003 University
of Michigan Law School Michigan Journal of Race & Law, Spring, 2003, 8 Mich. J. Race & L. 503,
12456 words, NOTE: SEXUAL VIOLENCE AS GENOCIDE: THE DEVELOPING LAW OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNALS
AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT 559. GENOCIDE SURVIVORS TIRE OF 'UNREALISTIC PROMISES' Inter Press Service (Johannesburg) - AAGM, January 12, 2008 Saturday, 758 words, Aimable Twahirwa 560.
SADDAM TRIAL UNDERLINES NEED TO TAKE TOUGH STAND ON GENOCIDE Canberra Times, August 29, 2006 Tuesday, 946
words 561. Rwanda; When Churches Became 'Killing Fields' Africa News, March
25, 2007 Sunday, 1382 words, The New Times 562. 93rd Anniversary Commemoration of the Armenian Genocide
to be Held At Times Square On Sunday, April 27, 2008; Armenian Genocide Experts and Survivors Available
for Interviews PrimeNewswire, February 19, 2008 Tuesday 7:15 AM EST, CALENDAR OF EVENTS, 550 words 563. ROUNDUP: UN court: Yugoslavia violated convention on genocide Deutsche Presse-Agentur,
February 26, 2007 Monday 2:40 PM EST, POLITICS, 514 words 564. National ADL reverses stand; calls Armenian
massacre "genocide" The Associated Press State & Local Wire, August 21, 2007 Tuesday 10:47
PM GMT, STATE AND REGIONAL, 887 words, By JAY LINDSAY, Associated Press Writer 565.
National ADL reverses stand; calls Armenian massacre "genocide" The Associated Press State &
Local Wire, August 21, 2007 Tuesday 10:47 PM GMT, STATE AND REGIONAL, 887 words, By JAY LINDSAY, Associated
Press Writer 566. Appeals bench to deliver ruling on only Balkan genocide conviction The
Associated Press, April 19, 2004, Monday, BC cycle, International News, 739 words, By ARTHUR MAX, Associated Press
Writer 567. Sudan; Africa Action Decries U.S. Policy Reversal on Darfur Africa News,
April 15, 2005 Friday, 656 words, Africa Action 568. Killing for ideology: Genocide in 20th century more
than just winning wars: historian Page 52 The Gazette (Montreal, Quebec), April 3, 1997,
Thursday, FINAL EDITION, NEWS; Pg. A5, 588 words, ERIC SIBLIN; THE GAZETTE 569. Belgium:
citing North America as site of worst genocide is not anti-U.S. gesture Associated Press Worldstream, April
8, 2004 Thursday, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 321 words 570. PAPER LAUDS BRITISH ENVOY FOR VISITING ARMENIAN "GENOCIDE"
MEMORIAL BBC Monitoring International Reports, May 1, 2004, 396 words 571. Rwanda; Govt
Wants Genocide Suspect Extradited Africa News, June 23, 2007 Saturday, 555 words, New Times 572.
War crimes tribunal lowers sentence of only Balkan war criminal convicted of genocide The Associated Press,
April 19, 2004, Monday, BC cycle, International News, 740 words, By ARTHUR MAX, Associated Press Writer 573. Copyright (c) 2005 University of Texas at Austin School of Law Publications, Inc. Texas International Law
Journal, Winter, 2005, 40 Tex. Int'l L.J. 233, 14007 words, ARTICLE: The World Court's Distress
When Facing Genocide: A Critical Commentary on the Application of the Genocide Convention Case (Bosnia
and Herzegovina v. Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro)), Mark Toufayan+ 574. (CORR) RWANDA:
REMAINS OF 670 GENOCIDE VICTIMS EXHUMED IN NORTH PRIOR TO PROPER BURIAL BBC Monitoring International Reports,
March 31, 2004, 265 words 575. (CORR) RWANDA: REMAINS OF 670 GENOCIDE VICTIMS EXHUMED IN NORTH PRIOR TO
PROPER BURIAL BBC Monitoring International Reports, March 31, 2004, 265 words 576. RWANDA:
GENOCIDE VICTIMS BODY'S OFFICIAL FOR INVESTIGATION OF "BIG POWERS" BBC Monitoring International
Reports, April 6, 2004, 519 words 577. McGill University to Host Global Conference on Prevention of Genocide Ascribe Newswire, June 18, 2007 Monday 7:40 AM Eastern Time, 718 words 578. Bosnian Serb army
chief, politician to be charged with genocide The Associated Press, January 11, 2000, Tuesday, PM cycle,
International News, 768 words, By JEROME SOCOLOVSKY, Associated Press Writer Page 53 579. HUMAN RIGHTS: U.N.'s GENOCIDE ADVISER SAYS DARFUR IS GETTING WORSE IPS-Inter Press
Service, March 2, 2005, Wednesday, 1723 words, By Gustavo Capdevila 580. REP. SCHIFF CRITICAL OF REP. HASTERT'S
OPPOSITION TO FOREIGN OPERATIONS ARMENIAN GENOCIDE AMENDMENT US Fed News, July 16, 2004
Friday 3:14 AM EST, 606 words, US Fed News 581. Copyright (c) 2004 ILSA Journal of International &
Comparative Law ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law, Spring, 2004, 10 ILSA J Int'l
& Comp L 329, 1386 words, PREVENTING GENOCIDE: THE ROLE OF THE UNITED NATIONS , Ambassador Stanislas
Kamanzi*Permanent Representative of Rwanda to the United Nations 582. International Genocide Survivors
Gather in Rwanda XINHUA GENERAL NEWS SERVICE, November 26, 2001, Monday, WORLD NEWS; POLITICAL, 240 words 583. THE CATHOLIC CHURCH SHOULD APOLOGISE FOR GENOCIDE CRIMES The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM,
June 27, 2008 Friday, 855 words, Ivan Rutagengwa 584. Ordinary people, heinous acts parenting-advice author
looks at history of genocide The Gazette (Montreal), May 5, 2007 Saturday, WEEKEND: BOOKS; Pg. J4, 729
words, SUE MONTGOMERY, The Gazette 585. Rwanda; Trois Accuses De Genocide Arretes En
Europe Africa News, July 12, 2001, NEWS, DOCUMENTS & COMMENTARY, 401 words, Hirondelle News Agency 586. Argentine human rights expert named first U.N. special adviser on prevention of genocide Associated
Press Worldstream, July 12, 2004 Monday, INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 855 words, EDITH M. LEDERER; Associated Press
Writer 587. Rwanda; The Catholic Church Should Apologise for Genocide Crimes Africa
News, June 27, 2008 Friday, 844 words, The New Times 588. Copyright (c) 2005 Whittier Law Review Whittier
Law Review, Summer, 2005, 26 Whittier L. Rev. 1101, 15780 words, INTERNATIONAL LAW WEEKEND-WEST: PANEL
PRESENTATION: DARFUR AND THE RHETORIC OF GENOCIDE, Beth Van Schaack* 589. Rwanda: Genocide
ideologies rampant in secondary schools - parliamentary report BBC Monitoring Africa - Political Supplied
by BBC Worldwide Monitoring, December 12, 2007 Wednesday, 1096 words Page 54 590. Defining
Genocide May Not Be Easy NPR, June 2, 1994, News; International, 961 words, NOAH ADAMS 591.
ANCA and Genocide Intervention Network Take to Capitol Hill to End the Cycle of Genocide ARMINFO News Agency,
March 28, 2007 Wednesday, 215 words 592. U.N. appeals court verdict will influence future genocide cases,
including Milosevic's The Associated Press, April 19, 2004, Monday, BC cycle, International News, 723
words, By ANTHONY DEUTSCH, Associated Press Writer 593. PanAfrica; The Unwelcome Visitor
- UN Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide Africa News, March 2, 2005 Wednesday, 1714 words, Inter
Press Service 594. EXAMINING WOMEN AS VICTIMS OF THE 1994 GENOCIDE The New Times (Kigali)
- AAGM, April 17, 2008 Thursday, 730 words, Florence Mutesi 595. Rwanda; Sad Memories of the Rwanda Genocide Africa News, April 10, 2006 Monday, 533 words, Cameroon Tribune 596. GENOCIDE SURVIVORS'
GROUP DEMANDS JUSTICE Panafrican News Agency (PANA) Daily Newswire, April 14, 2005, 317 words 597.
Rwanda; Journalist Genocide Trial Delayed By One Year Africa News, November 25, 2005 Friday, 571 words,
Hirondelle News Agency 598. Rwanda; Examining Women As Victims of the 1994 Genocide Africa
News, April 17, 2008 Thursday, 721 words, The New Times 599. Denmark does not recognise Armenian genocide:
minister Agence France Presse -- English, January 10, 2008 Thursday 6:40 PM GMT, 281 words 600.
FUND FOR GENOCIDE SURVIVORS LAUNCHED The New Times (Kigali) - AAGM, February 20, 2008 Wednesday, 317 words,
Florence Mutesi 601. KAGAME'S INDICTMENT - IS FRANCE HUNTING THE GENOCIDE VICTIMS? The
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