About Anthony Dworkin
Anthony Dworkin is the web editor of the Crimes of War Project which a site dedicated to raising public awareness of the laws of war.
Articles by Anthony Dworkin
The law and genocide: Bosnia, Serbia, and justice
The International Court of Justice ruling on Bosnia's case against Serbia must be considered in strict legal rather than wider political or moral terms, says Anthony Dworkin.
Saddam's trial: questions of justice
There are serious doubts over the integrity of the genocide trial which sentenced Saddam Hussein to death, says Anthony Dworkin.
The Hague tribunal after Milosevic
The death in custody of the first head of state on trial for war crimes does not diminish the importance of institutions of global justice, says Anthony Dworkin.
The trials of global justice
From Rwanda to Iraq, Serbia to Sierra Leone, the search for “transitional justice” in post-conflict states involves difficult choices. Anthony Dworkin of the Crimes of War Project maps the current stage of a long-term process.
The trial of Milosevic: global law or war?
The Hague trial of Slobodan Milosevic may prove to be a landmark in the evolution of international justice since 1945. But between his arrest in June 2000 and his trial, fell the huge shadow of 11 September. Will the US’s recourse to the language and practice of war in meeting the challenge of terrorism undermine the movement towards a universally respected system of justice?
This week's guest editors
Our guest editors James Ron, Leslie Vinjamuri, Sophie Arie and Archana Pandya introduce this week's theme of:
Our guest editors James Ron, Leslie Vinjamuri, Sophie Arie and Archana Pandya introduce this week's theme of:
A Turkish Spring?
Woolwich - terror or conflict?
Palestinian borders
Nobel Women's Initiative
Europe from the bottom up
The media in Europe
Mali: the plot thickens
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Remote control war
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