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Uneasy Partners -- Evidence, Truth and History in International Trials
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The Exclusion of Improperly Obtained Evidence at the International Criminal Court: A Principled Approach to Interpreting Article 69(7) of the Rome Statute
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Re-Constructing History Through Courts? Legacy in International Criminal Justice
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Law and History After Atrocity: Transitional Justice’s Gordian Knot
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The Scope of Truth and Reparation
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Trauma on Trial: Survival and Witnessing at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
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Approaches to the History-Writing Function in International Criminal Adjudication
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The Distinctive Approaches of History and Law
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Aiming Towards Responsible History in International Criminal Adjudication
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Uses and Misuses of History in International Criminal Justice and Intertemporal Law
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The Turn to the History of International Adjudication
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‘One of the Challenges that Can Plausibly Be Raised Against Them’? On the Role of Truth in Debates about the Legitimacy of International Criminal Tribunals
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HISTORY ON TRIAL: HISTORICAL NARRATIVE PLURALISM WITHIN AND BEYOND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS
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Re-presentations of Defendant Perpetrators in Sexual War Violence Cases Before International and Military Criminal Courts: Table 1
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African Writers as Theorists?: Conceptualization of Truth in Tadjo and Diop’s Writing on Rwanda
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Doing Justice to History
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Series Editors’ Preface
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Table of Abbreviations
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The Struggle for Historical Justice
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The Prosecutorial Targets Question
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The Crime Question
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The Culpability Question
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Beyond the Purview of International Criminal Judgments
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Historical Narrative Pluralism Within and Beyond International Criminal Courts
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Individuals Accused of International Crimes as Delegitimized Agents of Truth
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Narrative expressivism: A criminological approach to the expressive function of international criminal justice
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The past is a foreign country
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Genocide:New Perspectives on its Causes, Courses and Consequences
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The Evidence of What Cannot Be Heard: Reading Trauma into and Testimony against the Witness Stand at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
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La métamorphose de la justice pénale internationale. Etude des fonctions judiciaires de la Cour pénale internationale
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