The research papers in this collection address several important and less-treated questions of international criminal law: International Committee of the Red Cross as a witness before international criminal tribunals; the definition of aggression; mistake of law as a defense; the doctrine of command responsibility. The analyses in this collection are admirable and will be of great value to scholars and persons interested in international law, international relations and history.

Contributions by: Joshua McDowell, Michael Roseberry, Scott Vogeley, Brandy Womack