War Crimes and Realpolitik:

"A dynamic and critical discussion of the relationship between war crimes and the realities of international politics.... This well-written work is an important contribution to the subject matter. Highly recommended."—Choice

"Maogoto's survey of the historical tensions between the demands of justice and the interests of political actors is a salutary injection of principled realism into a discourse otherwise overcome by often clichéd idealism and insipid historicism."—J. Peter Pham, Human Rights and Human Welfare

"Offering a welcome new perspective, Maogoto highlights the interplay between politics and law in the international arena."—Kurt Mills, James Madison University

"A comprehensive overview of states' attempts to prosecute international war crimes from World War I to the present, with a focus on the tension between justice and expedience.... well written and well researched."—Bruce Cronin, University of Wisconsin

• Toward the Modern International Penal Process.
• THE WORLD WARS.
• A False Dawn: The Failure to Enforce International Justice After World War I.
• A New Dawn: The Birth of the Modern International Penal Process.
• THE COLD WAR AND THE 1990S.
• The Cold War: International Justice in the Shadow of Realpolitik.
• Crisis in the Balkans: Raising the Nuremberg Precedent.
• Rwanda: Portrait of a Reluctant International Community.
• INTO THE NEW MILLENNIUM.
• The International Criminal Court: Challenges and Concessions to the State.
• International Justice: Retrospect and Prospect.