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From Nuremberg to The Hague: The Future of International Criminal Justice (Paperback)

by Philippe Sands (Editor) "opinion in Britain and the United States was divided on the right of the victors to bring German leaders before a court for war crimes...." (more)
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'From Nuremberg to The Hague is notable for its content, but also for the crucial function it can serve within legal education ... In terms of content, the book covers an impressive array of issues in a concise fashion ... the content is engaging, informative and generally cohesive ... strongly recommended as an excellent introductory text in international criminal law ...'. German Law Journal 'The well-known authors and experts in the area provide a readable selection of essays on different aspects of international criminal justice ... It is written in an accessible manner and achieves the difficult task of both appealing to a non-academic audience and providing a useful text for students and those interested in this field in a university environment.' Common Law World Review

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‘From Nuremberg to The Hague is notable for its content, but also for the crucial function it can serve within legal education … In terms of content, the book covers an impressive array of issues in a concise fashion … the content is engaging, informative and generally cohesive … strongly recommended as an excellent introductory text in international criminal law …’. German Law Journal

‘The well-known authors and experts in the area provide a readable selection of essays on different aspects of international criminal justice … It is written in an accessible manner and achieves the difficult task of both appealing to a non-academic audience and providing a useful text for students and those interested in this field in a university environment.‘ Common Law World Review