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Setting the Path for the UNWCC: The Representation of European Exile Governments on the London International Assembly and the Commission for Penal Reconstruction and Development, 1941–1944

https://doi.org/10.1007/s10609-014-9229-9
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Recht im Exil
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Danksagung
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Einleitung
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I Biografien des Exils
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II Die Kriminologie in England vor 1941
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III Nachkriegsplanungen im »London Moment«
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IV Lehren aus der Vergangenheit
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V Individuelle Rechte und individuelle Verantwortung
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VI Die Zukunft der europäischen Rechtsordnung
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Fazit: Das internationale Strafrecht im »London Moment« und der »London Moment« in der Geschichte des internationalen Strafrechts
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Anhang
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Frontmatter
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Inhalt
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Einleitung: „Wie und wann fing alles an?“
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La notion de crime contre le patrimoine culturel en droit international
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