Table of Contents

Volume I: International Criminal Justice and its Context Part 1: The Notion Of International Criminal Law Part 2: Purpose and Function of International Criminal Law Part 3: The Historical Evolution of International Criminal Law Part 4: Humanitarian Law, Human Rights Law—And International Criminal Law Part 5: Public Opinion, the Media—And International Criminal Justice Volume II: Substantive Law Part 6: Fundamental Principles Part 7: Crimes Part 8: Modes of Responsibility Part 9: Defences Part 10: Sanctions, Sentencing, and Imprisonment Volume III: International Institutions and Procedure Part 11: International Courts and Tribunals Part 12: General Principles Governing International Criminal Proceedings Part 13: Evidence Part 14: Victims Part 15: State Co-operation Part 16: Merits and Limitations of International Criminal Prosecution Volume IV: Complements and Alternatives Part 17: National Prosecutions Part 18: Amnesties, Traditional Justice Mechanisms, and Non-Criminal Responses