The Fundamental Concept of Crime in International Criminal Law: A Comparative Law Analysis
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The Fundamental Concept of Crime in International Criminal Law: A Comparative Law Analysis

by Iryna Marchuk

criminology Comparative Law International Criminal Law
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Iryna Marchuk examines the fundamental concept of crime in international criminal law through a comparative law analysis. The book offers a focused exploration of the legal ideas underlying this specialized field, making it relevant to students, researchers, and readers interested in the relationship between criminal law and international legal doctrine.

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The Fundamental Concept of Crime in International Criminal Law presents a comparative law analysis by Iryna Marchuk.

The book focuses on the fundamental concept of crime within the framework of international criminal law.

Its comparative approach considers how legal systems and doctrines contribute to understanding this central legal concept.

This work is suited to readers studying international criminal law, criminal law, and comparative legal analysis.

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