WR CRMES AND COLL WRNGDNG Book

List of Contributors.

Preface.

Acknowledgments.

Introduction: Anthony Ellis (Virginia Commonwealth University).

Part I: What are War Crimes?:.

1. Unchosen Evil and Moral Responsibility: Peter French (University of South Florida).

2. War Crimes and Human Rights: Alan Gewirth (University of Chicago).

3. War Crimes: Moral, Legal or Simply Political?: Jovan Babic (University of Belgrade).

Afterword.

Further Reading.

Part II: Trials for War Crimes:.

4. War Crimes and Virtue Ethics: Michael Slote (University of Maryland, College Park).

5. Whose Trials? Whose Reconciliation?: Burleigh Wilkins (University of California, Santa Barbara).

6. What Should We Do With War Criminals?: Anthony Ellis (Virginia Commonwealth University).

7. Accountability and the Legacy of Nuremberg: Richard Falk (Princeton University).

Afterword.

Further Reading.

Part III: Nationalism and Collective Wrongdoing:.

8. Secession and Self-Determination; A Legal, Moral, and Political Analysis: Alfred Rubin (Tufts University).

Afterword.

Further Reading.

Part IV: The Aftermath of Collective Wrongdoing:.

9. Collective Responsibility, 'Moral Luck,' and Reconciliation: David Cooper (University of Durham).

10. Collective Remorse: Margaret Gilbert (University of Connecticut, Storrs).

11. Reparations to Native Americans?: Angelo Corlett (San Diego State University).

12. Transitional Justice and International Civil Society: David Crocker (University of Maryland).

Afterword.

Further Reading.

Index.