• The internal structure of fault zones: fluid flow and mechanical properties, W Kurz, J Imber, C A Wibberley, R E Holdsworth & C Collettini
• Recent advances in the understanding of fault zone internal structure: a review, C A J Wibberley, G Yielding & G Di Toro.
Part I: Fault zone evolution
• Internal geometry of fault damage zones in interbedded siliciclastic sediments, T E S Johansen & H Fossen
• The influence of layering and pre-existing joints on the development of internal structure in normal fault zones: the Lode`ve basin, France, W Van Der Zee, C A J Wibberley & J L Urai
• Fault damage zones dominated by high-angle fractures within layer-parallel brittle shear zones: examples from the eastern Alps, F-J Brosch & W Kurz
• The distribution of faults and fractures and their importance in accommodating extensional strain at Kimmeridge Bay, Dorset, UK, M W Putz-Perrier & D J Sanderson
• Displacement-length scaling for single-event fault ruptures: insights from Newberry Springs Fault Zone and implications for fault zone structure, D A Ferrill, K J Smart.& M Necsoiu
• Normal fault terminations in limestones from the SE-Basin (France): implications for fluid flow, L Micarelli & A Benedicto
Part II: Mechanical consequences
• On the structure and mechanical properties of large strike-slip faults, D R Faulkner, T M Mitchell, E H Rutter & J Cembrano
• Frictional–viscous flow, seismicity and the geology of weak faults: a review and future directions, J Imber, R E Holdsworth, S A F Smith, S P Jefferies & C Collettini
• Fault weakening due to CO2 degassing in the Northern Apennines: short- and
• long-term processes, C Collettini, C Cardellini, G Chiodini, N De Paola, R E Holdsworth & S A F Smith
• Deep-crust strike–slip earthquake faulting in southern Italy aided by high fluid
• pressure: insights from rheological analysis, P Boncio
• Deformation partitioning within a sinistral transpression zone along the southwestern margin of the Tauern Window (eastern Alps), A Wölfler, R Rabitsch, H Fritz, H Gaich, W Kurz & A Reiter