Darryl Robinson, Gillian MacNeil
The international criminal tribunals for Yugoslavia and Rwanda reshaped international criminal law. This article highlights three themes permeating these changes: contemporary values, collective criminality, and fundamental principles of justice. Situating the tribunals within the broader trajectory of the field, the article suggests that the formal design of the tribunals influenced their substantive contribution.
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