Foreword / Richard J. Goldstone -- Introduction -- Nuremberg: The Precedent -- Introduction -- Remembering Nuremberg / Bernard Meltzer -- Nuremberg: A Prosecutors Perspective / Benjamin Ferencz -- A Call for Reasoned Justice / Stephen G. Breyer -- Nuremberg and Its Legacy, Fifty Years Later / Ruti Teitel -- The Significance of Nuremberg / Edward M. Wise -- Nuremberg: A Cold War Conflict of Interest / Peter Maguire -- Nuremberg and the Germans / Jorg Friedrich -- A Half Century of Silence: The Politics of Law / Diane Orentlicher -- The Legacy: The International Community Confronts War Crimes -- Introduction -- The International Tribunals for Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda - Background and Process -- The Real Trial of the Century / William Horne -- Documenting Horror: The Administration of the Rwandan Genocide / Alison des Forges -- Internationalizing the Civil War / Diane Orentlicher -- Rape Under International Law / Patricia Viseur-Sellers -- Why an International Tribunal? Analysis and Alternatives to International Adjucation -- War Crimes Trials: Who Should Do Them - And How / Neil Kritz -- Ethnicity and Conflict in Africa: The Methods Behind the Madness / Bill Berkeley -- Justice in the Wake of Genocide: Rwanda / Madeline Morris -- Only a War Crimes Tribunal: Triumph of the International Community, Pain of the Survivors / Julie Mertus -- When Prosecution is Not Possible: Alternative Means of Seeking Accountability for War Crimes / Tim Phillips and Mary Albon -- Suing for Genocide in the United States: The Case of Jane Doe v. Radovan Karadzic / Beth Stephens and Jennifer Green -- Nuremberg and Beyond -- Introduction -- Tipping the Scales of Justic / Tina Rosenberg -- The Nuremberg Legacy: Historical Assessment / M. Cherif Bassiouni -- Toward a Permanent International Criminal Court / Donna Axel -- Epilogue -- Appendix -- The International Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia -- The International Tribunal for Rwanda