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The Classification of Armed Conflicts by International Criminal Courts and Tribunals
Abstract
This article analyses how international criminal courts and tribunals have pronounced on the contextual elements of their respective war crimes provisions. A comprehensive overview of the way these institutions treated the material scope of application of ihl shows that the ad hoc tribunals tended to avoid classification as either international or non-international armed conflict, and merely found that a generic ‘armed conflict’ existed at the...
Paper Details
Title
The Classification of Armed Conflicts by International Criminal Courts and Tribunals
Published Date
Aug 7, 2020
Volume
20
Issue
4
Pages
595 - 668
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