The latest issue of the
London Review of International Law (Vol. 6, no. 1, March 2018) is out. Contents include:
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Articles
- Kirsten Ainley, Stephen Humphreys, & Immi Tallgren, International criminal justice on/and film
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Peter D Rush & Maria Elander, Working through the cinematography of international criminal justice: procedures of law and images of atrocity
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Ulrike Weckel, Watching the accused watch the Nazi crimes: observers’ reports on the atrocity film screenings in the Belsen, Nuremberg and Eichmann trials
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Eugene McNamee & Maria Andrews, Judgment at Nuremberg: Hollywood takes the international criminal law stand
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Sophie Rigney, ‘You start to feel really alone’: defence lawyers and narratives of international criminal law in film
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Books etc.
- Nathaniel Berman, The Devil’s party: the discourse of demonisation in a fracturing world
