The value of the ICTY as a historiographical tool /Ksenija Turković
Finding the truth at international criminal tribunals /Stefan Kirsch
A need for differentiation between justification and excuse in international criminal law /Matjaz̆ Ambroz̆
The ICTY's approach to customary law : a case study of the mens rea of imputed command responsibility /Ivona Josipović
Joint criminal enterprise : the ICTY's contentious addition to international criminal law /Kerstin Bree Carlson
Joint criminal enterprise and command responsibility /Kai Ambos
Fair trial standards under human rights treaty law and the ICTY : a process of cross-fertilization? /Roza Pati
The right to a fair trial : common law vs. civil law in the ICTY proceedings /Feruza Djamalova
The "adversarial" procedure : a model superior to other trial systems in international criminal justice? /Abin Eser
Human rights aspects of witness protection and its importance for the ICTY /Besa Arifi
The defendant's right to a fair trial : does witness protection violate the defendant's right to confront the witness against him? /Angela Carstensen
Protecting witnesses in international criminal trials : the experience of the ICTY /Romana Schweiger
Reparation for victims in international criminal justice /Gabriel Amann
The pre-investigation stage of the ICTY and ICC compared /Ignaz Stegmiller
The role of pleas and confession bargaining in international criminal courts /Stephen C. Thaman
The defendant's right to be present : can the right be waived? /Károly Bárd
Admitting relevant and reliable evidence /Sabine Swoboda.