Fully updated and revised, this examination of substantive, enforcement and procedural aspects of international criminal law is an ideal resource for undergraduate and postgraduate students of law or international relations and legal practitioners.

1. Theory of International Criminal Law 2. Principles of Liability and Participation in International Criminal Law 3. Defences in International Criminal Law 4. State Jurisdiction and Immunities 5. War Crimes and Grave Breaches 6: Crimes Against Humanity 7. Genocide 8. Offences Against the Person 9. International Criminal Law of the Sea 10. Terrorism 11. Transnational Offences 1 12. Transnational Offences 2 13. Extradition 14. Abduction 15. Mutual Legal Assistance 16. Mutual Legal Assistance: National Perspectives 17. International Police Cooperation 18: International Criminal Procedure 19. Nuremberg, Tokyo and the Birth of Modern International Criminal Law

Susan Nash is Professor of Law at the University of Westminster and Head of Department of Postgraduate Legal Studies. She is a barrister and a door tenant at Tooks Chambers. Her research interests include criminal procedure and evidence, human rights and mutual legal assistance. She is the co-author of several books including The Cartel Offence (Hart, 2004) and Essential Human Rights Cases (Jordans, 2002).

Ilias Bantekas is Professor of International Law and Head of Law at Brunel University. He has published widely in leading international journals. Books authored or edited by him include: International and European Financial Criminal Law (Butterworths, 2006); Principles of Direct and Superior Responsibility in International Humanitarian Law (Manchester UP, 2002).