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Savelsberg, Joachim J. 2010. Crime and human rights: criminology of genocide and atrocities. Los Angeles: Sage. (116 pages)
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Smeulers, Alette, Barbora Hola, and Tom van den Berg. 2013. "Sixty-Five Years of International Criminal Justice: The Facts and Figures." International Criminal Law Review 13:7-41. (34 pages)
Stanley, Elizabeth. 2005. "Truth commissions and the recognition of state crime." British Journal of Criminology 45 (4):582-597. (15 pages)
Suboti?, Jelena 2012. "The Cruelty of False Remorse: Biljana Plav?i? at the Hague." Southeastern Europe 36:39–59. (20 pages)
Tallgren, Immi. 2015. “The Voice of the International: Who is Speaking?” Journal of International Criminal Justice 13(1): 135-155 (20 pages)
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