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A book on the sources of law for responsibility for war crimes before courts in Croatia by a professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Zagreb.
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This study represents a significant effort to initiate and analyze the key issues of contemporary diplomatic practice professionally and on a scientifically sound basis.