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CHAPTER 1: Introduction: What is International Criminal Law? @ Page 1 - 16 CHAPTER 2: The Objectives of International Criminal Law @ Page 22 - 36 CHAPTER 3: Jurisdiction @ Page 43 - 50 CHAPTER 4: National Prosecutions of International Crimes @ Page 64 - 82 CHAPTER 5: State Cooperation with Respect to National Proceedings @ Page 85 - 105 CHAPTER 6: The History of International Criminal Prosecutions: Nuremberg and Toyko @ Page 109 - 119 CHAPTER 7: The ad hoc International Criminal Tribunals @ Page 122 - 135 CHAPTER 8: The International Criminal Court @ Page 144 - 178 CHAPTER 9: Other Courts with International Elements @ Page 181 - 197 CHAPTER 10: Genocide @ Page 203 - 228 CHAPTER 11: Crimes Against Humanity @ Page 230 - 245 CHAPTER 12: War Crimes @ Page 267 - 289 CHAPTER 13: Aggression @ Page 312 - 328 CHAPTER 14: Transitional Crimes, Terrorism and Torture @ Page 334 - 352 CHAPTER 15: General Principles of Liability @ Page 361 - 387 CHAPTER 16: Defences/Grounds for Excluding Criminal Responsibility @ Page 402 - 420 CHAPTER 17: Procedures of International Criminal Investigations and Prosecutions @ Page 425 - 476 CHAPTER 18: Victims in the International Criminal Process @ Page 478 - 491 CHAPTER 19: Sentencing and Penalties @ Page 494 - 504 CHAPTER 20: State Cooperation with the International Courts and Tribunals @ Page 509 - 528 CHAPTER 21: Immunities @ Page 531 - 558 CHAPTER 22: Alternatives and Complements to Criminal Prosecution @ Page 561 - 576 CHAPTER 23: The Future of International Criminal Law @ Page 579 - 587