The UN international criminal tribunals : transition without justice? / Klaus Bachmann and Aleksandar Fatic.
2015
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Title
The UN international criminal tribunals : transition without justice? / Klaus Bachmann and Aleksandar Fatic.
Published
Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2015.
Call Number
KZ7230 .B328 2015
ISBN
9781138797864 (hardback)
1138797863 (hardback)
9781315756837 (ebook)
1138797863 (hardback)
9781315756837 (ebook)
Description
xv, 290 pages ; 24 cm.
System Control No.
(OCoLC)893784286
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 277-284) and index.
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Table of Contents
List of tables
vii
List of abbreviations
viii
Foreword
x
Introduction
1
starting points: the Nuremberg and Tokyo Tribunals
1
International Military Tribunal for the trial of the major war criminals of the European Axis
1
International Military Tribunal for the Far East
10
conflicts leading to the creation of the ad hoc tribunals
14
Legitimacy and efficiency
27
1.
creation of the tribunals
36
Inception of the ICTY as a deterrent mechanism
36
creation of the ICTR
45
2.
How the tribunals work
54
Trial fairness
54
Statistical bias: doing justice unequally
80
Perceived legitimacy
92
3.
Efficiency: the ICTs and their tasks
116
Doing justice, prosecuting perpetrators
117
Contributing to the restoration and maintenance of peace as well as to reconciliation
133
Establishing the truth
147
4.
Tribunals as actors of domestic change
156
ICTY and Europeanization
157
ICTR completion strategy and judicial reform in Rwanda
191
ICTR as a norm entrepreneur
193
5.
legacy of the ICTY and the ICTR
199
legal legacy
199
International Criminal Tribunals as creators of historical narratives and agenda setters in the public sphere
232
ICTY as a creator of historical narratives
232
ICTR as a creator of historical narratives
241
Conclusions
264
Appendix 1
List of interview respondents
275
Appendix 2
List of public opinion polls
276
Bibliography
277
Index
285