Crimes Against Humanity: Birth of a concept
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Crimes Against Humanity: Birth of a concept

by Norman Geras

History Law
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Norman Geras explores the emergence of the concept of crimes against humanity. Focusing on its historical and conceptual development, this book considers how the term came to carry lasting moral, political, and legal significance in discussions of extreme offenses against human beings.

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Crimes Against Humanity: Birth of a Concept by Norman Geras examines the origins and development of the concept of crimes against humanity.

The book focuses on how this idea emerged and came to express a distinctive way of understanding grave offenses against human beings.

It offers a historical and conceptual exploration of a term with importance in moral, political, and legal discussions.

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