Crimes against Humanity: A Normative Account (Cambridge Studies in Philosophy and Law)
"Larry May brings an unusual combination of talents to this probing analysis of international criminal justice: philosophical insight and experience as a practicing criminal lawyer. Philosophers as well as international lawyers and experts on international relations will profit from his balanced and sensitive discussion."  Allen Buchanan, Duke University"May's book is notable both for taking on some often-ignored elements of international law as a system, and for helping start a conversation about the best way--whether it ultimately be legal or otherwise--of really tackling evils with an international scope." - Daniel H. Levine, University of Maryland at College Park