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List of abbreviations
Introduction 1
1 Origins of the legal prohibition of genocide 17
2 Drafting of the Convention and subsequent normative developments 59
3 Groups protected by the Convention 117
4 The physical element or actus reus of genocide 172
5 The mental clement or mens rea of genocide 241
6 'Other acts' of genocide 307
7 Defences to genocide 367
8 Prosecution of genocide by international and domestic tribunals 400
9 State responsibility and the role of the International Court of Justice 491
10 Prevention of genocide 520
11 Treaty law questions and the Convention 593
Conclusions 641
Appendix The three principal drafts of the Convention 655
Bibliography 672
Index 711
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