Prisoners in war

1. Introduction: Prisoners in War PART I: THE EMERGENCE OF LEGAL AND ETHICAL STANDARDS BEFORE THE SECOND WORLD WAR 2. A Cautionary Tale from the Crusades? War and Prisoners in Conditions of Normative Incommensurability 3. Prisoners in Early Modern European Warfare 4. Prisoners of War in International Law: The Nineteenth Century 5. Prisoners in The First World War 6. The 1929 Prisoners of War Convention and the Building of the Inter-War Prisoner of War Regime PART II: PRISONERS IN REGULAR CONFLICTS - THE SECOND WORLD WAR 7. The Treatment of Prisoners of War In The Western European Theatre of War 1939-1945 8. The Treatment of Prisoners of War In The Eastern European Theatre of Operations 1941-1956 9. Japanese Culture and The Treatment of Prisoners of War In The Asian-Pacific War PART III: DETAINEES IN IRREGULAR CONFLICTS 10. Prisoners in Colonial Warfare: The Imperial German Example 11. The French in Algeria: Can There Be Prisoners of War In A 'Domestic' Operation? 12. Detention and Interrogation In Northern Ireland 1969-1975 13. The Status and Treatment of Detainees in Russia's Chechen Campaigns PART IV: CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS AND CHALLENGES 14. Private Military Personnel as Prisoners Of War 15. Child Prisoners in War 16. Legal Issues Related To Armed Conflict with Non-State Groups 17. Detainees: Misfits in Peace And War 18. Outsourcing Terror: Extraordinary Rendition and The Necessity For Extraterritorial Protection of Human Rights 19. Terrorist Beheadings: Politics and Reciprocity 20. Conclusion: Prisoners and Detainees in Current and Future Military Operations Index