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Keeping peace through judicial means: a critical examination of the international criminal court as an instrument for maintaining peace under the auspices of the united nations security council

dc:creator Matumbi, Bruno Paul
dc:date.issued2009

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  • Matumbi, Bruno Paul
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  • Werle, Gerhard

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Matumbi, Bruno Paul. Keeping peace through judicial means: a critical examination of the international criminal court as an instrument for maintaining peace under the auspices of the united nations security council. 2009.

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