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Perpetrators and Co-Perpetrators of Genocide - Art. 3(a) of the Genocide Convention

Alexander Zahar

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This chapter critically examines the international case law that has as its historical foundation Article 3(a) of the Genocide Convention, namely principal criminal responsibility for the commission of genocide.

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This chapter critically examines the international case law that has as its historical foundation Article 3(a) of the Genocide Convention, namely principal criminal responsibility for the commission of genocide.

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This chapter critically examines the international case law that has as its historical foundation Article 3(a) of the Genocide Convention, namely principal criminal responsibility for the commission of genocide.

Key concepts: Genocide, Convention, Political science, Criminology, Law, Psychology

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