Post-Conflict Rebuilding and International LawPDF电子书下载

PART Ⅰ AFRICA 3

1 Max Du Plessis and Jolyon Ford （2009）， ‘Transitional Justice： A Future Truth Commission for Zimbabwe？’， International and Comparative Law Quarterly， 58，pp.73-117. 3

2 Jennifer Widner （2001）， ‘Courts and Democracy in Postconflict Transitions： A Social Scientist’s Perspective on the African Case’， American Journal of International Law， 95， pp.64-75. 49

3 Richard Sannerholm （2007）， ‘Legal， Judicial and Administrative Reforms in Post-Conflict Societies： Beyond the Rule of Law Template’， Journal of Conflict and Security Law， 12， pp.65-93. 61

PART Ⅱ EUROPE 93

4 Erika de Wet （2009）， ‘The Governance of Kosovo： Security Council Resolution 1244 and the Establishment and Functioning of EULEX’， American Journal of International Law， 103， pp.83-96. 93

5 Gregory L.Naarden and Jeffrey B.Locke （2004）， ‘Peacekeeping and Prosecutorial Policy： Lessons from Kosovo’， American Journal of International Law， 98，pp.727-43. 107

6 David Marshall and Shelley Inglis （2003）， ‘The Disempowerment of Human Rights-Based Justice in the United Nations Mission in Kosovo’， Harvard Human Rights Journal， 16， pp.95-146. 125

PART Ⅲ LEGAL FRAMEWORKS AND THE RULE OF LAW 179

7 Thomas Carothers （2003）， ‘Promoting the Rule of Law Abroad： The Problem of Knowledge’， Rule of Law Series Democracy and Rule of Law Project， Number 34，Carnegie Endowment for International Peace， pp.3， 5-14. 179

8 Hansjorg Strohmeyer （2001）， ‘Collapse and Reconstruction of a Judicial System：The United Nations Missions in Kosovo and East Timor’， American Journal of International Law， 95， pp.46-63. 191

9 David Tolbert with Andrew Solomon （2006）， ‘United Nations Reform and Supporting the Rule of Law in Post-Conflict Societies’， Harvard Human Rights Journal， 19， pp.29-62. 209

10 Matteo Tondini （2008）， ‘From Neo-Colonialism to a “Light-Footprint Approach”：Restoring Justice Systems’， International Peacekeeping， 15， pp.237-51. 243

11 Kirsti Samuels （2005 6）， ‘Post-Conflict Peace-Building and Constitution-Making’， Chicago Journal of International Law， 6， pp.663-82. 259

12 Carsten Stahn （2006）， “‘Jus ad Bellum”， “Jus in Bello”&“Jus post Bellum”？ Rethinking the Conception of the Law of Armed Force’， European Journal of International Law， 17， pp.921-43. 279

13 Christine Bell （2006）， ‘Peace Agreements： Their Nature and Legal Status’， American Journal ofInternational Law， 100， pp.373-412. 303

PART Ⅳ CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES 345

14 Simon Chesterman （2005）， ‘From State Failure to State-Building： Problems and Prospects for a United Nations Peacebuilding Commission’， Journal of International Law and International Relations， 2， pp.155-75. 345

15 Amy Maguire （2009）， “‘Security Starts with the Law”： The Role of International Law in the Protection of Women’s Security Post-Conflict’， in B.Bowden， H. Charlesworth and J.Farrell （eds）， The Role of Law in Rebuilding Societies after Confllict， New York： Cambridge University Press， pp.218-43. 367

16 Victoria K.Holt and Alix J.Boucher （2009）， ‘Framing the Issue： UN Responses to Corruption and Criminal Networks in Post-Conflict Settings’， International Peacekeeping， 16， pp.20-32. 393

17 Philippe Le Billon （2008）， ‘Corrupting Peace？ Peacebuilding and Post-Conflict Corruption’， International Peacekeeping， 15， pp.344-61. 407

18 Robert Muggah and Keith Krause （2009）， ‘Closing the Gap between Peace Operations and Post-Conflict Insecurity： Towards a Violence Reduction Agenda’，International Peacekeeping， 16， pp.136-50. 425

Name Index 441