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Biographies of Contributors; Foreword Sir Geoffrey Robertson; Preface Leila Nadya Sadat; Introduction Donald M. Ferencz; Part I: Historic and Contemporary Perspectives on the Unlawful Use of Force; 1. The Status of Aggression in International Law from Versailles to Kampala-and What the Future Might Hold M. Cherif Bassiouni; 2. Nuremberg and Aggressive War William A. Schabas; 3. The Tokyo IMT and Crimes Against Peace (Aggression) - Is there Anything to Learn? Robert Cryer; 4. The Just War in Ancient Legal Thought Larry May; 5.Definitions of Aggression as Harbingers of International Change Kirsten E. Sellars; 6. International Humanitarian Law in an Age of Extremes: Unlawful Uses of Force by Non-State Actors David M. Crane; Part II: Mechanisms for Restraining the Unlawful Use of Force and Enhancing Accountability; 7. Commissions of Inquiry and the Jus ad Bellum Larissa van den Herik and Catherine Harwood; 8. The International Court of Justice and the Use of Force Douglas J. Pivnichny; 9. The Other Enemy: Transnational Terrorists, Armed Attacks and Armed Conflict Carrie McDougall; 10. Towards the Substantive Convergence of International Human Rights Law and the Laws of Armed Conflict-The Case of Hassan v. the United Kingdom Robin Geiss; 11. International Law on the Use of Force: Current Challenges Sergey Sayapin; Part III: The Illegal Use of Force and the Prosecution of International Crimes; 12.The Crime of Aggression Under Customary International Law Yoram Dinstein; 13. The Crime of Aggression and the International Criminal Court Jennifer Trahan; 14. Prosecuting Aggression Through Other Universal Core Crimes at the International Criminal Court Terje Einarsen; 15. The Illegal Use of Armed Force (Other Inhumane Act) as a Crime Against Humanity: An Assessment of the Case for a New Crime at the International Criminal Court Manuel J. Ventura; 16. Aggression, Atrocities, and Accountability: Building a Case in Iraq John Hagan and Anna Hanson; Part IV: Imagining a Better World; 17. Rethinking the Relationship between Jus in Bello and Jus ad Bellum: A Dialogue Between Authors Federica D'Alessandra and Robert Heinsch; 18. Twenty-First Century Paradigms on Military Force for Humane Purposes David J. Scheffer and Angela Walker; 19. The Presumption of Peace: Illegal War, Human Rights, and Humanitarian Law Mary Ellen O'Connell; 20. The Urgent Imperative of Peace Leila Nadya Sadat; Epilogue Benjamin B. Ferencz; Index