Daniela Nadj is a Lecturer in Public Law at Queen Mary University of London, UK.

• Table of Contents Table of Cases IntroductionChapter 1: Wartime Sexual Violence as a Feminist Topic of AnalysisChapter 2: The Evolution of Gender-based Violence in International LawChapter 3: The Trajectory of Wartime Sexual Violence-from Marginalised Phenomenon of Wartime History to Highly Visible Offence in International Criminal LawChapter 4: Feminist Approaches to Human Rights, Gender, Ethnicity, Culture and ConflictChapter 5: The Dynamics of ‘Ethno-Nationalist Conflict’-The Interface of Gender and Ethnicity in ICTY and ICTR Wartime Sexual Violence JurisprudenceChapter 6: The Value of Critique and the Representation of Female Identity in Contemporary Wartime Sexual Violence JurisprudenceChapter 7: Conclusion Bibliography Index

Daniela Nadj is a Lecturer in Public Law at Queen Mary University of London, UK.

• Table of Contents Table of Cases IntroductionChapter 1: Wartime Sexual Violence as a Feminist Topic of AnalysisChapter 2: The Evolution of Gender-based Violence in International LawChapter 3: The Trajectory of Wartime Sexual Violence-from Marginalised Phenomenon of Wartime History to Highly Visible Offence in International Criminal LawChapter 4: Feminist Approaches to Human Rights, Gender, Ethnicity, Culture and ConflictChapter 5: The Dynamics of ‘Ethno-Nationalist Conflict’-The Interface of Gender and Ethnicity in ICTY and ICTR Wartime Sexual Violence JurisprudenceChapter 6: The Value of Critique and the Representation of Female Identity in Contemporary Wartime Sexual Violence JurisprudenceChapter 7: Conclusion Bibliography Index

Daniela Nadj is a Lecturer in Public Law at Queen Mary University of London, UK.

• Table of Contents Table of Cases IntroductionChapter 1: Wartime Sexual Violence as a Feminist Topic of AnalysisChapter 2: The Evolution of Gender-based Violence in International LawChapter 3: The Trajectory of Wartime Sexual Violence-from Marginalised Phenomenon of Wartime History to Highly Visible Offence in International Criminal LawChapter 4: Feminist Approaches to Human Rights, Gender, Ethnicity, Culture and ConflictChapter 5: The Dynamics of ‘Ethno-Nationalist Conflict’-The Interface of Gender and Ethnicity in ICTY and ICTR Wartime Sexual Violence JurisprudenceChapter 6: The Value of Critique and the Representation of Female Identity in Contemporary Wartime Sexual Violence JurisprudenceChapter 7: Conclusion Bibliography Index