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Ensuring accountability for core international crimes in armed forces : obligations and self-interest / by Morten Bergsmo and SONG Tianying -- Military justice and self-interest in accountability / by Arne Willy Dahl -- Ownership of international humanitarian law / by Richard J. Goldstone -- The international humanitarian law implementation paradigm and the idea of military self-interest in accountability / by SONG Tianying -- Accountability in the 19th-century US Army / by Elizabeth L. Hillman -- The self-interest of armed forces in accountability for their members for core international crimes : carrot is better than stick / by Bruce Houlder -- Contextual analysis of accountability for core international crimes : a perspective from the Indonesian armed forces / by Agus Widjojo -- Compliance with the law of armed conflict : an Israeli perspective / by Marlene Mazel -- The impact of religion on military self-interest in accountability : an Islamic sharīʹah perspective / by Adel Maged -- The interest of states in accountability for sexual violence in armed conflicts : a case study of comfort women of the Second World War / by Kiki Anastasia Japutra -- If you're not at the table, you're on the menu : complementarity and self-interest in domestic processes for core international crimes / by Christopher Mahony -- Self-interest or self-inflicted? How the United States charges its service members for violating the laws of war / by Christopher Jenks -- Awakening self-interest : American military justice in Afghanistan and Iraq / by Franklin D. Rosenblatt -- Prosecuting members of the armed forces for core international crimes : a judicial act in the self-interest of the armed forces? / by Roberta Arnold -- Troop discipline, the rule of law and mission operational effectiveness in conflict-affected states / by Róisín Burke -- Military or civilian jurisdiction for international crimes? An approach from self-interest in accountability of armed forces in international law / by Elizabeth Santalla Vargas

A Crimes Against Humanity Convention after the establishment of the International Criminal Court / by Morten Bergsmo and Song Tianying -- Codifying the 'Laws of Humanity' and the 'Dictates of the Public Consciene': towards a new global treaty on crimes against humanity / by Leila Sadat -- The ICC case law on the contextual elements of crimes against humanity / by Eleni Chaitidou -- The Draft Convention on Crimes Against Humanity: what to do with the definition? / by Darryl Robinson -- Beyond territory, jurisdiction, and control: towards a comprehensive obligation to prevent crimes against humanity / by María Luisa Piqué -- The obligation to prevent in the Proposed Convention examined in the light of the obligation to prevent in the Genocide Convention / by Travis Weber -- State obligation to punish core international crimes and the Proposed Crimes Against Humanity Convention / by Julie Pasch -- Towards greater coherence in international criminal law: comparing protected groups in genocide and crimes against humanity / by Rhea Brathwaite -- The Proposed Convention on Crimes Against Humanity and human trafficking / by Christen Price -- The responsibility to protect and to prosecute: reflections on the Canadian experience and recommendations for the Proposed Crimes Against Humanity Convention / by Rita Maxwell -- U.S. role in the prevention and prosecution of and response to crimes against humanity / by Mary Kate Whalen -- The Proposed Convention on Crimes Against Humanity and aut dedere aut judicare / by Ian Kennedy -- The aut dedere aut judicare provision in the Proposed Convention on Crimes Against Humanity: assessment from a Chinese perspective / by Shang Weiwei and Zhang Yueyao -- The Proposed Convention on the the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes Against Humanity: developments and deficiencies / by Tessa Bolton