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3 War Crimes Genocide & Crimes against Human. 1 (2009)

handle is hein.journals/warcrim3 and id is 1 raw text is: War Crimes, Genocide & Crimes against Humanity Volume 3 (2009): 1-2 Editor's Notes With Volume 3, War Crimes, Genocide & Crimes against Humanity returns to publication. We appreciate the patience of our readers and authors. The hiatus was taken to reevaluate our management practices and produce an even more valuable journal. Our mission and goals have not changed.' It is appropriate that we reemerge with the work of four emerging scholars. Rebecca Glazier reinterprets the tenets of just war theory in order to apply them to genocide, attempting to provide practical guidance for when intervention is justified or required. Eric Michael Liddick and John Gagnon, IL, explore the role the ICC might have played to achieve peace in Sri Lanka. Although the situation in Sri Lanka changed while the paper awaited publication, their insights are applicable to a range of civil conflicts within nations. And given the history of Sri Lanka over the last thirty years, it is too early to consider that conflict resolved. Laura L. Finley presents a cultural analysis of the U.S. which places the origins of recent war crimes into historical context and provides a warning that if the nation wishes to avoid such incidents in the future, it must confront its past. 1 Our mission and goals are described in the Volume 1 editorial, available (as are all articles we publish) on our web site at http://www.war-crimes.org.