Reconciliation v. retribution, and co-operation v. substitution: Hegel’s 
suggestions for a philosophy of international criminal law

Dellavalle, Sergio

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Reconciliation v. retribution, and co-operation v. substitution: Hegel’s suggestions for a philosophy of international criminal law

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Dellavalle, S. (2018). Reconciliation v. retribution, and co-operation v. substitution: Hegel’s suggestions for a philosophy of international criminal law. In M. Bergsmo, & E. J. Buis (Eds.), Philosophical foundations of international criminal law: correlatating thinkers (pp. 487-519). Brussels: Torkel Opsahl Academic EPublisher.

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