This paper is intended to explain the urgency of formation International Criminal Tribunal for former Yugoslavia (ICTY), as an ad hoc international court based on United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution No. 827 1993, try perpetrators genocidal crimes against ethnic Bosnian Muslims. The crime genocide originated from conflict that occurred in federation Yugoslavia. research was conduct...

Anyone seeking to understand 21 st century arbitration law has master the story of most pathological case previous century: Société Européenne d'Etudes et d'Entreprises c/ République socialiste fédérale de Yougoslavie , usually known as SEEE v. Yugoslavia .

Is it possible, after a conflict or genocide, to deliver justice and build a new political order acceptable to all sides previously set on destroying each other? Christian Nadeau looks at recent conflicts in Rwanda and in the former Yugoslavia, among others, to lay down the foundations of a theory of transitional justice. In his view a successful transition to democracy has to be based on repar...

There are several ways to establish and study thermal properties of black holes. I review here method of Fulling and Ruijsenaars, based on the analytic structure of Green functions on the complex plane. This method provides a clear distinction between zero and finite temperature field theories, and allows for quick evaluation of black hole temperature. Two lectures at 3rd Danube Workshop, June ...

Once the renormalization point is choosen near the value of quark masses, a power-correction contribution to the standard effective Hamiltonian has to be added. It is found that such corrections might . considerably influence the E'/E ratio. Submitted to Physics Letters B * Work supported by the Department of Energy, contract DE-AC03-76SF00515. t On leave of absence from the Rudjer Bogkovic Ins...

Chairman: Y. Thomassen (Norway); Members: J. Aaseth (Norway); G. Alfthan (Finland); D. Behne (FRG); H. A. Das (Netherlands); H. T. Delves (UK); R. M. Griffin (USA); M. Ihnat (Canada); V. Iyengar (FRG); 0. A. Levander (USA); Mirna Mikac-Devic (Yugoslavia); J. Pikkarainen (Finland); Marion F. Robinson (New Zealand); M. Stoeppler (FRG); Christine D. Thomson (New Zealand); R. T. Tulley (USA); C. Ve...

“The Slovene literary language is alive and well in the Republic of Slovenia in Yugoslavia, where it is functionally almost completely self-contained and whose speakers are politically, and more especially, economically successful, culturally and in civilizational terms, above the average Yugoslav. However, [the Slovenes] are still all too unaware that it is their literary language to which the...