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Glosario de justicia internacional penal

Glosario de justicia internacional penal

Thairi Moya Sánchez / Víctor Rodríguez Cedeño

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Editorial:
Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)
Año de edición:
2022
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Derecho internacional
ISBN:
9786123184186
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El Glosario de Justicia Internacional Penal ha sido elaborado por más de 35 profesionales, especialistas de reconocida trayectoria académica y en el activismo en derechos humanos. Este libro ofrece 280 conceptos claros y directos, con el objetivo de facilitar al lector, estudiante, jurista, periodista y político una mejor comprensión del sistema judicial. También, trata de ideas relacionadas con la justicia internacional penal y con los procesos de transición, vistos en su relación con la justicia internacional en general. Finalmente, se han incluido algunos términos relacionados con el derecho aplicable a las actividades delictivas organizadas de alcance transnacional. Este glosario se convierte en una gran herramienta para comprender a fondo la terminología del derecho internacional desarrollado desde distintas perspectivas y realidades. 10

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