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CHAPTER 1: The Establishment of the System of Inteernational Criminal Justice @ Page 5 - 62 CHAPTER 2: The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia @ Page 67 - 77 CHAPTER 3: The International Criminal Triabunal for Rwanda @ Page 79 - 99 CHAPTER 4: The Special Court for Sierra Leone @ Page 101 - 121 CHAPTER 5: Reflections Based on the ICTY's Experiences @ Page 125 - 129 CHAPTER 6: Challenges Related to Investgation and Prosecution at the International Criminal Court @ Page 131 - 142 CHAPTER 7: The Early Experience of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Court of Cambodia @ Page 143 - 164 CHAPTER 8: The History and the Evolution of the Notion of International Crimes @ Page 169 - 180 CHAPTER 9: Concurrent Jurisdictions between Primary and Complementarity @ Page 181 - 208 CHAPTER 10: Obliogation to Cooperate and Duty to Implement @ Page 211 - 240 CHAPTER 11: Addressing the Impunity Gap Through Cooperation @ Page 241 - 263 CHAPTER 12: Genocide Case Law at the ICTY @ Page 267 - 283 CHAPTER 13: Crimes Against Humanity in the Former Yugoslavia @ Page 285 - 294 CHAPTER 14: War Crimes at the ICTY: Jurisdictional and Substantive Issues @ Page 295 - 310 CHAPTER 15: Gender-Based Violence Offences and Crimes Against Children at the SCSL @ Page 311 - 328 CHAPTER 16: The War Crimes Chamber in the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina @ Page 329 - 349 CHAPTER 17: The Object of Review Mechanism: Statutes' Provisions, Elements of Crimes and Rules of Procedure and Evidence @ Page 355 - 381 CHAPTER 18: Universality: Memontum and Consensus for the ICC @ Page 383 - 385 CHAPTER 19: The Law of Satatute and its Practice Under Review @ Page 387 - 458 CHAPTER 20: Apperance of Witnesses and Unavailability of Subpoena Powers for the Court @ Page 459 - 471 CHAPTER 21: Implementing International Humantarian Law Through the Rome Statute @ Page 473 - 487 CHAPTER 22: The "Weapons Provisions" and Annex: The Belgian Proposals @ Page 489 - 495 CHAPTER 23: State Responsibility for Acts of Aggression Under the United Nations Chater: A Review of Cases @ Page 499 - 517 CHAPTER 24: Individual Responsibility for the Crime of Aggression @ Page 519 - 543 CHAPTER 25: National Legislation on Individual Responsibility for Conduct Amounting to Aggression @ Page 547 - 576 CHAPTER 26: The Crime of Aggression Before the First Review of the ICC Statute @ Page 579 - 587 CHAPTER 27: The Crime of Aggression and Complementarity @ Page 591 - 605 CHAPTER 28: A Pragmatic Approach to the Crime of Aggression @ Page 609 - 617 CHAPTER 29: Against the Odds: The Results of the Special Working Group on the Crime of Aggression @ Page 621 - 640