The Concept of Race in International Criminal Law (International and Comparative Criminal Justice)
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The Concept of Race in International Criminal Law (International and Comparative Criminal Justice)

by Carola Lingaas

Comparative Justice Race and Law International Criminal Law
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A scholarly examination of how race is conceptualized and applied in international criminal law across courts and tribunals.

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This book explores the role of race within the framework of international criminal law.

It analyzes legal definitions and interpretations across international courts and tribunals.

The work draws on comparative perspectives to assess how race influences legal outcomes.

Readers gain insight into ongoing debates surrounding race and justice on a global scale.

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