Cambridge Review of International Affairs

Introduction: reflections on the Rome Statute
pp. 307-308(2)
Author: Piranio, Christopher J

The International Criminal Court on trial
pp. 309-333(25)
Author: Ainley, Kirsten

The United States and the ICC: the force and farce of the legal arguments
pp. 335-355(21)
Author: O'Keefe, Roger

Another look at the intent element for the war crime of terrorism
pp. 357-377(21)
Author: Eboe-Osuji, Chile

Victim participation at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia: are retributive and restorative principles enhancing the prospect for justice?
pp. 379-401(23)
Authors: Jasini, Rudina; Phan, Victoria

What price justice? On the evolving notion of `right to fair trial' from Nuremberg to The Hague
pp. 403-423(21)
Authors: Chenivesse, Pascal; Piranio, Christopher J

Memory, justice and the court: on the dimensions of memory-justice under the Rome Statute
pp. 425-447(23)
Authors: Piranio, Christopher J; Kanterian, Edward

The emerging EU peacebuilding framework: confirming or transcending liberal peacebuilding?
pp. 449-469(21)
Authors: Richmond, Oliver; Björkdahl, Annika; Kappler, Stefanie

Confronting catastrophe: norms, efficiency and the evolution of the AIDS battle in the UN
pp. 471-491(21)
Author: Leon, Joshua K

Blundering into Baghdad: an analysis of strategy, structure, principals and agents
pp. 493-512(20)
Authors: Borer, Douglas A; Twing, Stephen W

Victory in scholarship on strategy and war
pp. 513-536(24)
Author: Martel, William C

Book reviews
pp. 537-550(14)
Authors: Brothers, Steven T; Cappelletti, Will; Janz, Nicole; Juergenliemk, Hubertus; Mathieu, Xavier; McKercher, Asa; van Loon, Aukje; Xypolia, Ilia