Volume 10 (2006-2007)

Issue 1

• Symposium Introduction by William J. Aceves and Vienna Colucci
• The Legacy of Nuremberg: Confronting Genocide and Terrorism Through the Rule of Law by John Shattuck
• From Nuremburg To Rome: Tracing The Legacy Of The Nuremburg Trials by David Matas
• The Complex Architecture Of International Justice by Naomi Roht-Arriaza
• Justice Through Litigation: The Center For Justice And Accountability by Matt Eisenbrandt
• Gender Crimes And The International Criminal Tribunals by Sita Balthazar
• Advances And Missed Opportunties In The International Prosecution Of Gender-Based Crimes by Susana SàCouto
• The Right To A Fair Trial In The War On Terror by Joseph Margulies
• Military Commissions In Guantanamo Bay: Giving “Full And Fair Trial” A Bad Name by Richard J. Wilson
• Extraordinary Rendition And Disappearances In The “War On Terror” by Margaret Satterthwaite
• Text Of Remarks: Corporate Alien Tort Liability And The Legacy Of Nuremburg by Richard Herz
• Accountability For Corporate Complicity In Torture by Susan Burke
• Nuremberg Charter by Administrator

Issue 2

• The War In Congo: Transnational Conflict Networks And The Failure Of Internationalism by Laurence Juma
• A Critical Appraisal Of Pension System Reforms In Nigeria by O. A. Orifowomo
• What Caused The Multiplicity Of International Courts And Tribunals? by Firew Kebede Tiba
• Territorial Claims By Divided Nations: Applying The Irish Experience To Korea by Damien P. Horigan
• The Role of Nongovernmental Organizations in International Environmental Law by Sarah C. Schreck