War crimes in international law / edited by Yoram Dinstein and Mala Tabory.

Based on a Colloquium held at Tel-Aviv University in Dec. 1993.

Most of the materials contained in this volume were also published in vol. 25 of the Israel Yearbook on Human Rights.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

The distinctions between war crimes and crimes against peace / Y. Dinstein -- Crimes under the I.L.C. 1991 code / L.C. Green -- Crimes against the peace and security of mankind and the recalcitrant third state / C. Tomuschat -- War crimes and state responsibility / S. Rosenne -- Ethnic cleansing / N. Lerner -- Violations of human rights in time of war as war crimes / H.S. Levie -- The modern pattern of war criminality / G.I.A.D. Draper -- The establishment of an international criminal court / B. Broms -- A review and critique of the statute of the international tribunal / J.J. Shestack -- The normative impact on international law of the international tribunal for former Yugoslavia / T. Meron -- The decentralized prosecution of international offences through national courts / R. Wolfrum -- "Defences" in war crime trials / A. Eser -- Some issues relating to war crimes in air and sea warfare / E. Roucounas -- War crimes in non-international armed conflicts / M. Bothe -- Treatment of war crimes in peace settlements - prosecution or amnesty? / F. Domb -- The Demjanjuk case / M. Kremnitzer -- Hearsay evidence in war crimes trials / K. Mann.