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Consequences of Complicity in International Relations - Law Book

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Explore the complex legal landscape of international relations with this academic study by distinguished scholar Dimitris Liakopoulos of Tufts University. This text provides a deep look into the legal consequences of complicity, focusing on how the conduct of an accomplice creates a crime distinct from the primary act. Readers will find a detailed examination of the profiles inherent to damages faced by an injured party. The book addresses the critical question of how damages must be divided between the party responsible for the main fact and the party involved in illegal action. This work is a significant resource for those studying the legal frameworks that govern international conduct and accountability. Published by Academica Press, this book serves as a specialized guide for students, legal professionals, and academics interested in the nuances of international law and the specific responsibilities of accomplices in global legal contexts.

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Detailed analysis of legal consequences regarding complicity within the field of international relations.

Examination of how accomplice conduct results in crimes that are distinct from the main illegal act.

In-depth study of the profiles inherent to damages experienced by an injured party.

Evaluation of the methods used to divide damages between the main actor and the accomplice.

Authored by Dimitris Liakopoulos, a distinguished international law scholar from Tufts University.

Academic text published by Academica Press for specialized legal study.

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Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1680531379
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law > International
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 30 June 2020
Listed Since: 04 May 2020

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