List of participants, programme for the Conference "Trials and Tribulations of International Criminal Courts and Tribunals" September 2003, letters inviting contributions and speakers
Circular letter from Cassese concerning the meeting in Florence on 12 September of the Board of Editors of the Journal to discuss its progress, with as annex 1, note of the following issues: tables of contents; as annex 2, list of JICJ submitted and commissioned articles, as annex 3, JICJ Editor’s contract between Oxford University Press and Prof Antonio Cassese; Copy of publisher’s report; Report by Cassese to the 1st meeting of the Board of Editors, 12 September 2003
Papers by speakers at the conference:
"From Ad Hoc to Permanent: The Trials and Tribulations of International Criminal Courts" by Claude Jorda
"The International Criminal Court – High Hopes, "Creative Ambiguity "and an Unfortunate Mistrust in International Judges" by HE The Hon David Hung
"Wrangling with Policy Issues: The Role of Chief Prosecutors" by the Hon Louise Arbour (first draft for discussion only - no citation)
"Prosecuting massive crimes with primitive tools: three difficulties encountered by prosecutors in international criminal proceedings" by Mark Harmon and Fergal Gaynor
"The International Criminal Court – The First Major Challenges" by Philippe Kirsch
Document provisoire pour discussion de Bruno Cathala
Reviews of articles by law students with editorial comments for the Journal
Programme and correspondence on the international symposium "Justice in Transition – Prosecution and Amnesty in Germany and South Africa" organised by Dr. Gherhard Werle, April 2005

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