Crimes against Peace' and International Law

Discover the profound insights of Kirsten Sellars in her compelling book, 'Crimes against Peace' and International Law, published by Cambridge University Press in 2013. This hardback edition spans 340 pages and delves into the historical prosecution of German and Japanese leaders for 'crimes against peace' during the Nuremberg and Tokyo tribunals in the mid-1940s. Sellars provides a thorough analysis of the legal frameworks surrounding the planning and waging of aggressive war, making this work essential for lawyers, policy-makers, and scholars interested in the complexities of international law and relations. The relevance of this legal experiment resonates today, offering critical perspectives on contemporary issues. Enhance your understanding of international justice and its implications by adding this vital resource to your collection.