Relations between States and the International Penal Tribunal for Rwanda
The international criminal justice seems disabled in the absence of police means. The assistance of States is therefore necessary. With regard to the International Criminal […]
Studies
The three generations of international penal justice
This article focuses on the various forms of international justice operating today in the world : ad hoc international criminal tribunals, international criminal court, joint […]
Justice for Saddam Hussein
This article deals with the various questions of judicial policy raised by the prospects of a Saddam Hussein trial, which are of international concern, A […]
Power, conflict settlement and collective security in the era of the African
A deep change in the vision, and the practice of peacekeeping and the maintenance of collective security is currently taking place with the creation of […]
Transatlantic tensions over the United Nations and the use of force
The question of the legality and/or legitimacy of the use of force in international affairs has caused a debate within the transatlantic community, and therefore, […]
Peacekeeping and strengthening in African post-colonies
The key to conflict settlement and exiting crises in Africa resides in the faculty of disarming belligerents and reinserting them into a normalised social life. […]
Transatlantic tensions over the United Nations and the use of force
The question of the legality and/or legitimacy of the use of force in international affairs has caused a debate within the transatlantic community, and therefore, […]
The renewed French commitment in African conflicts and the Ivory Coast challenge
The French intervention in the Ivory Coast crisis revives the interventionnist tradition of France in Africa and sketches the first lines of a new type […]
Transnational firms, corruption, States
International corruption has become a normal means of conquering public exportation markets. At the same time, transnational firms, whose power is everincreasing, begin to compete […]
The UN Security Council and the campaign against terrorism
The evolution of the terrorist threat – from the development of Al Qaïda to the risk of binding ties with certain rogue States – requires […]
