War Crimes Trials and Investigations

1. War Crimes Trials and Investigations: Major Trends and Disciplinary Challenges
Jacques Schuhmacher, Jonathan Waterlow

2. Orientation: War Crimes Trials in Theory and Practice from the Middle Ages to the Present
Devin O. Pendas

3. Forensic Anthropology: Whose Rules Are We Playing by?—Contextualizing the Role of Forensic Protocols in Human Rights Investigations
Tim Thompson, Daniel Jiménez Gaytan, Shakira Bedoya Sánchez, Ariana Ninel Pleitez Quiñónez

4. Anthropometrics: The Application of Anthropometrics to Identify and Assess War Crimes
Mary Elisabeth Cox

5. International Legal History: From Atrocity Reports to War Crimes Tribunals—The Roots of Modern War Crimes Investigations in Nineteenth-Century Legal Activism and First World War Propaganda
Jan Martin Lemnitzer

6. History: War Crimes in the Past and Present—A Historian’s Perspective
Peter Romijn

7. Violence Studies: Social Theoretical Considerations Towards Understanding of War Crimes
Christian Gudehus

8. International Relations: Between Theory and Practice, the National and International
Yuna Han

9. Responsibility to Protect: Justice and Responsibility—Related but Not Synonymous
Alex J. Bellamy

10. Moral Philosophy: The Ethics of War—Before, During and After
Brian Orend

Keywords: Criminology and Criminal Justice, Critical Criminology, Crime and Society, Medical Anthropology, Moral Philosophy, Legal History