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Volume 55 - December 2008

Contents

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Book Reviews

Hague Case Law – Latest Developments

Book Reviews

Documents

  • JUDGMENTS FROM THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE HAGUE IN PROCEEDINGS BROUGHT AGAINST THE NETHERLANDS AND THE UNITED NATIONS WITH RESPECT TO SREBRENICA

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    23 December 2008, pp. 425-455

  • Introductory Note [by the Board of Editors]

    The massacre of an estimated 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men by Bosnian Serbs after the fall of the Srebrenica enclave in July 1995 is the largest mass murder in Europe after the Second World War and will be remembered as the most gruesome crime committed during the war in the former Yugoslavia. Although the area was declared a safe haven by Security Council Resolution 819 of 16 April 1993 and despite the presence of about 400 Dutch peacekeeping soldiers (Dutchbat), the international community of states was unable to protect Srebrenica.

Book Notice

Documents

  • DOCUMENTS*

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    20 May 2008, pp. 117-154

  • Introductory Note

    On 23 May 2007 the Dutch government requested its Advisory Council on International Affairs (AIV) to prepare an advisory report on several questions raised by the increasing outsourcing and privatization of military tasks. In response to this request the Council established an ad hoc committee which prepared the attached report. The committee was chaired by former Dutch Defense Minister Relus ter Beek. The report appeared in December 2007.

    Board of Editors

Books Received

Hague Case Law – Latest Developments

Books Received

Contents of Volume LV

Announcement

  • PAUL GUGGENHEIM PRIZE TO BE AWARDED IN 2009

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    04 August 2008, p. 322
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