Law in Humanitarian Crises Volume I : How Can International Humanitarian Law Be Made Effective in Armed Conflicts? (European Commission Humanitarian Office): The Laws of War: Problems of Implementation in Contemporary Conflicts: V. Summary and Conclusions

Law in Humanitarian Crises Volume I : How Can International Humanitarian Law Be Made Effective in Armed Conflicts? (European Commission Humanitarian Office)

The Laws of War: Problems of Implementation in Contemporary Conflicts

V. Summary and Conclusions

		(introduction...)
		1. Realist and Idealist Images of the Laws of War
		2. Still a World of States
		3. Humanitarianism as a Substitute for Policy
		4. Application to Non-International Conflicts
		5. Mines
		6. Limits of Compliance Provisions
		7. Trials
		8. International Criminal Court
		9. Reparations
		10. The United Nations
		11. Barbarians?
		12. A Set of Professional Military Standards?
		13. Need to Keep Our Own Houses in Order
		14. The Relation between Ius in Bello and Ius ad Bellum
		15. Taking Implementation Seriously