See Fletcher:

The Role and Limitations of International Criminal Law in Fostering Human Security in Sierra Leone

Criminal Prosecutions after In re Pinochet

Beyond Punishment: Reparations and Judicial Capacity Building in Post-Conflict Environments

The Confluence of Law, History, & Economic Reconstruction in the Reconciliation Process

The Convergence of Refugee Law and Human Rights Law in the Context of Gender-Based Discrimination: The Case Of Trafficking Victims

Unilateral and Multilateral Responses to Genocide: Discerning a Legal Framework

The Interplay of the Doctrines of Command Responsibility and Joint Criminal Enterprise in the Milosevic Case

The Special Court for Sierra Leone: Establishing a New Approach to International Criminal Justice

The application of human rights and humanitarian law in territories under UN administration where the bulk of human rights violative activity is perpetrated by non-state actors

Innovations in International Criminal Law: The Jurisprudence of the UN Criminal Tribunals and the Foundation of the ICC

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