This volume presents the proceedings of an academic conference held in Limoges, France in November 2001, focusing on international criminal justice. The collection examines contemporary issues in international criminal courts, the jurisdiction over international crimes, and the evolving framework of transnational criminal law. Featuring contributions from legal scholars and practitioners, the work addresses theoretical and practical dimensions of international criminal justice, including the legal mechanisms for prosecuting crimes that transcend national boundaries. The proceedings reflect the scholarly discourse of the early 2000s on topics that would become increasingly relevant in the development of international criminal tribunals and the prosecution of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and other serious violations of international law.