1. Introduction, Kevin Jon Heller & Gerry Simpson
Part 1: Pre-Histories: From Von Hagenbach to The Armenian Genocide
2. From Might to Right: The affair of Kham Muon and the Franco-Siamese Mixed Court in historical perspective, Benjamin Brockman-Hawe
3. Peter von Hagenbach and the Twilight Zone pre-history of international criminal law, Gregory S. Gordon
4. The special military tribunal for the Armenian Genocide, Jennifer Balint
Part 2: European Histories I: Prosecuting Atrocity
5. US military trials against Spanish Kapos in Mauthausen and universal jurisdiction, Rosa Ana Alija-Fernandez
6. A narrative of justice and the (re)writing of history: French trials after World War II, Dov Jacobs
7. The Bordeaux Trial - Prosecuting the Oradour-sur-Glane massacre, Frederic Megret
8. Responding to crimes against humanity committed in Slovenia after the Second World War, Jernej Letnar Cernic
Part 3: European Histories II: Americans in Europe
9. Capitalism's victor's justice? Prosecution of industrialists post WWII, Grietje Baars
10. Eisentrager's (Forgotten) Merits: Military commissions and collateral review, Stephen Vladeck
Part 4: European Histories III: Contemporary Trials
11. Making peace with the past: Federal Republic of Germany's accountability for World War II massacres before the Italian Supreme Court, Benedetta Faedi Duramy
12. Hungarian historical justice trials, Tamas Hoffman
13. Nuremberg revised? Prosecuting Soviet war crimes in the Baltic States, Rain Liivoja
14. The law of universal jurisdiction: The case of Norway, Julia Selman-Ayetey
Part 5: African Histories
15. Reading the shadows of history: The bridges between Turkish and Ethiopian 'internationalised' domestic crime trials, Jackson Maogoto
16. Mass trials and modes of responsibility for international crimes: Ethiopia, Firew Kebede Tiba
17. Cold War genocides: Failures of global justice in Nigeria and Pakistan, Hannibal Travis
Part 6: Southern Histories
18. War crimes trials and Australian military justice in the aftermath of World War II, Georgina Fitzpatrick
19. Asian victims and the Australian war crimes trials of the Japanese 1945-51, Narrelle Morris
20. Argentina's Dirty War, Peter Rush
Part 7: Histories of a Type: Excavating the Crime of Aggression
21. From the trial of Takashi Sakai in August 1946 to the Kampala Review Conference in 2010, Roger Clark
22. Aggression prosecutions outside the limelight - the Greiser and Sakai trials, Mark Drumbl
23. The Finnish war-responsibility trial in 1945-56: Flawed justice, anxious peace?, Immi Tallgren
Part 8: Conclusion
24. History of histories, Gerry Simpson