The emerging international trial

2005·0.16 MB·English

by  Novogrodsky, Noah

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UNIVERSITY OF
TORONTO
FACULTY OF LAW
The Emerging International Trial
VOLUME II
Adjunct Professor Noah Novogrodsky
2005
Digitized by the Internet Archive
in 2018 with funding from
University of Toronto
https://archive.org/details/emerginginternat01novo_1
The Emerging International Trial
Professor Noah B. Novogrodsky
Spring 2005 Reading List
E-mail; [email protected]
Falconer 305
Tel: [phone]
VOLUME II
Index
Week 6 - February 10*: International Criminal Tribunals
Prosecutor v. Tadic Pg. 1
Philip Gourevitch, excerpts from: We Wish To Inform You That Pg. 52
Tomorrow We Will Be KiUed With Our Families. 1998.
Ntakirutimana excerpt Pg. 67
Samantha Power, “Rwanda; The Two Faces of Justice” New York Pg. 75
Review of Books. December 2002.
Week 7 - February 24*: ICC
Statute of the ICC Pg. 79
Week 8 - March 3*: Hybrid Tribunals
Sydney Schanberg “Cambodia,” in Crimes of War: What The Pubkc Pg. 131
Should Know. Roy Gutman and David Rieff, eds. (1999).
Diane Amann, “Message as Medium in Sierra Leone,” 7 ILSA Journal of Pg. 135
International and Comparative Law 237 (2001).
University of Toronto International Human Rights Clinic Amicus Brief in Pg. 143
Norman
Special Court jurisdictional decision in Norman Pg. 171
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