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Criminal law international experienced a very rapid development of post-World War II. World War II is a dark history in human civilization as well as laboratory for international crime law development. In addition, conditions at the ends and early millennium also bring many changes in international crime law. Criminal law international is a diskipline of science which is a joint of crime and international law science, both material law and formal law. The book is compiled into four parts. Part to one is an introduction that outlines the relationship between national law and international law, international crime positioning in law science; international crime law term; history of international crimes development; as well as international crime law basics. Second part diskusses international crime action; types of international crime action; international crime law subjects; crime accountability in international crimes; as well as transternational and transternational crimes action. Third part diskusses the temporary international crime court or ad hoc, among other things: Nuremberg, Tokyo, Yugoslavia and Rwanda judicials. In addition, it is also diskussed the international court of ad hoc a mixture (hybrid model) in which reviews the Sierra Leone Court, Kosovo, Cambodia, and East Timor. The fourth part that is the last part diskusses the International Criminal Court (International Criminal Court). The book should be a reference to being a reference to academics and practitioners in the field of crimes in the field of crimes international. In addition, it can be a reference material to law Faculty students (Criminal Law concentration and International Law), students in social science and Politic science (international relations concentration), as well as general publics interested in international crime law studies. "For Mutual comfort, ask stock first" Brand NEW, ORIGINAL BOOK DIRECT FROM DISEVERATED