New England Journal of International and Comparative Law - Volume 14
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Issue 1
Articles
The Law of War and the Academy
Richard B. Jackson, p. 1
Contracting for Wartime Actors: The Limits of the Contracting Paradigm
Jennifer S. Martin, p. 11
Post-Conflict Reconstruction
Eric Talbot Jensen, p. 35
Justice and Reconciliation on Trial: Gacaca Proceedings in Rwanda
Linda E. Carter, p. 41
Misplaced Reliance on the "Law of War"
John Cerone, p. 56
Current Developments
An International Assessment of Journalist Privileges and Source Confidentiality
Noah Goldstein, p. 103
The ABCs of Geneva Conventions and Their Applicability to Modern Warfare
Lori Hosni, p. 135
Issue 2 - ICTR Legacy Symposium Issue
Articles
Closing the U.N. International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda: Completion Strategy and Residual Issues
Cecil Aptel, p. 169
The Jurisprudential Contributions of the ICTR to the Legal Definition of Crimes Against Humanity - The Evolution of the Nexus Requirement
John Cerone, p. 191
Freedom of Speech and Incitement to Criminal Activity: A Delicate Balance
Navathem Pillay, p. 203
The ICTR's Legacy on Sexual Violence
Catherine A. MacKinnon, p. 211
And Since Akayesu? The Development of ICTR Jurisprudence on Gender Crimes: A Comparison of Akayesu and Muhimana
Suzanne Chenault, p. 221
The Legacy of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and its Contributions to Reconciliation in Rwanda
Timothy Gallimore, p. 239
Fair Trial Rights: A Case Study at the ICTR
Mary McGowan Davis, p. 267
So You Want to Be an International Criminal Lawyer?: Getting and Defending a Case at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
Peter Robinson, p. 277
The Fairness of the Proceedings: Thoughts on How Proceedings at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda Might Be Improved
Iain Morley, p. 293
Lessons for Outreach from the Ad Hoc Tribunals, the Special Court for Sierra Leone, and the International Criminal Court
Sara Darehshori, p. 299
"A War Crimes Community?": The Legacy of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda Beyond Jurisprudence
Nigel Eltringham, p. 309
Looking at Legacy and Looking Back on the Legacy Symposium
Dennis C. M. Byron, p. 319