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

legal studies Comparative Law International Criminal Law
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This scholarly work explores the fundamental concept of crime in international criminal law through a comparative law analysis. It offers a focused examination of the legal foundations and conceptual questions surrounding crime across international and comparative legal perspectives.

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This book examines the fundamental concept of crime within international criminal law.

It approaches the subject through comparative law analysis, placing legal concepts and frameworks in relation to one another.

The work is intended for readers seeking a focused study of how crime is conceptualized in the field of international criminal law.

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