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The New Wave of Hybrid Tribunals: A Sophisticated Approach to Enforcing International Humanitanitarian Law or an Idealistic Solution with Empty Promises?

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    Parinaz Kermani Mendez

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Correspondence to Parinaz Kermani Mendez.

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J.D. (University of Melbourne), M.I.A. (Columbia University), B.A. (Harvard University).

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Mendez, P.K. The New Wave of Hybrid Tribunals: A Sophisticated Approach to Enforcing International Humanitanitarian Law or an Idealistic Solution with Empty Promises?. Crim Law Forum 20, 53–95 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10609-008-9093-6

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