Symposium: The Future of International Criminal Justice - Evolving Accountability from Nuremburg to the International Criminal Court

The latest issue of the Penn State International Law Review (Vol. 25, no. 4, Spring 2007) contains the proceedings of a symposium on "The Future of International Criminal Justice - Evolving Accountability from Nuremburg to the International Criminal Court." Contents include:

• Symposium: The Future of International Criminal Justice - Evolving Accountability from Nuremburg to the International Criminal Court
• Louis F. Del Duca, Introduction
• Richard Goldstone, Historical Evolution - From Nuremberg to the International Criminal Court
• Herbert Okun, The Role of International Criminal Justice in Peace Negotiations
• Dermot M. Groome, Re-Evaluating the Theoretical Basis and Methodology of International Criminal Trials
• David Crane, Hybrid Tribunals - Internationalized National Prosecutions
• Clint Williamson, The Role of the United States in International Criminal Justice
• Mary Robinson, Keynote Address - Rule of Law and International Human Rights in Challenging Times