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This collection of essays by sixteen authorities in various fields assesses the prospects for the future of the International Criminal Court (ICC), established by the Rome Statute of 1998. Chapters are in sections on precedents and their lessons; the merger of international criminal law, humanitarian law, and human rights law; international public policy and the ICC; and problems of jurisdiction and effectiveness. Specific topics discussed include women's issues in international criminal law, amnesty and the ICC, reparations for victims of international crimes, and the US and the ICC. An appendix presents the Rome Statute. Shelton teaches international law at Notre Dame Law School. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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CONTENTS
Contributors = ⅴ
Introduction = ⅸ
Part Ⅰ : Precedents and Their Lessons
  Chapter 1 : The Experience of Nuremberg / Benjamin Ferencz = 3
  Chapter 2 : The Contribution of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda to Reconciliation in Rwanda / Alinikisa Mafwenga = 11
  Chapter 3 : The Contribution of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia to Reconciliation in Bosnia and Herzegovina / Sandra Coliver = 19
Part Ⅱ : A Merger of International Criminal Law, Humanitarian Law, and Human Rights Law?
  Chapter 4 : Toward International Human Rights Crimes : An Asian Perspective on Human Rights and International Criminal Law / Clarence J. Dias = 35
  Chapter 5 : How the International Criminal Court Should Help Implement International Humanitarian Law / Patrick Zahnd = 43
  Chapter 6 : Women's Issues in International Criminal Law : Recent Developments and the Potential Contribution of the ICC / Kelly Dawn Askin = 47
  Chapter 7 : International Human Rights Law, International Humanitarian Law, and International Criminal Law and Procedure : New Relationships / Juan E. M e ´ ndez = 65
Part Ⅲ : International Public Policy and the ICC : Accountability, Deterrence, and Redress
  Chapter 8 : Amnesty and the International Criminal Court / Naomi Roht-Arriaza = 77
  Chapter 9 : Domestic Amnesties and International Accountability / Garth Meinjes = 83
  Chapter 10 : The International Criminal Court and the Challenge of Deterrence / Gustavo Gall o ´ n = 93
  Chapter 11 : The Penalty Provisions of the ICC Statute / William A. Schabas = 105
  Chapter 12 : Reparations for Victims of International Crimes / Dinah L. Shelton = 137
  Chapter 13 : The Trust Fund of the ICC / Thordis Ingadottir = 149
  Chapter 14 : Are Reparations Appropriately Addressed in the ICC Statute? / Fiona McKay = 163
Part Ⅳ : Problems of Jurisdiction and Effectiveness
  Chapter 15 : Complementarity and Its Discontents : States, Victims, and the International Criminal Court / Madeline Morris = 177
  Chapter 16 : The United States and the ICC / David Scheffer = 203
  Chapter 17 : The ICC Statute : Protecting the Sovereign Rights of Non-Parties / Roger S. Clark = 207
  Chapter 18 : High Crimes and Misconceptions : The ICC and Non-Party States / Madeline Morris = 219
Appendix : Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court = 281
Index = 345