PART I: AESTHETICS OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE
1. The Aesthetics of International Justice
Christine Schwöbel Patel and Robert Knox
Form: Academic chapter
2. The International Criminal Court in Focus: The Representation of Victimhood on YouTube
Sofia Stolk
Form:Screenplay
3. Displaying the Victim: Essentialized Aesthetics of Victimhood in Transitional Justice Debates
Padraig McAuliffe
Form: Academic chapter
4. The Image of the Asylum Seeker and Spectacular Deterrence in UK Asylum Law
Anne Neylon
Form: Academic chapter
5. Aesthetics and the Construction of the ‘Grateful Refugee’: Critical Perspectives from Law and Design
Christine Schwöbel-Patel and Deger Ozkaramanli
Form: Academic chapter
6. International Trials and Justice for Victims: A View from Practice
Wayne Jordash and Ruby Axelson
Form: Academic chapter
7. An International Justice Gown
Terry Duffy
Form: Artwork
PART II: COUNTER-AESTHETICS OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE
8. Counter-Aesthetics of International Justice
Christine Schwöbel-Patel and Robert Knox
Form: Academic chapter
9. Provocation and Possibility in Counter-Aesthetics
Anastasia Tataryn
Form: Academic chapter
10. Recasting Atrocities as Public Health Catastrophes
Randle DeFalco
Form: Academic chapter
11. Violence
Jo Frank
Form: Poem
12. Why Eichmann Couldn’t Laugh: Fifteen, One-Minute Parables
Gerry Simpson
Form: Parables
13.‘Poetic Justice Products’: International Justice, Victim Counter-Aesthetics, and the Spectre of the Show Trial
Alex Batesmith
Form: Academic chapter
14. Pinan: Comics and International Justice
Carolina Alonso Bejarano and Peter Quach
Form: Comic and Interview
15. Alternative Superheroes
Kate Evans
Form: Interview