Literature on German Criminal Law

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  1. German and Italian criminal law theory: liaisons dangereuses Journal Article
    Cornacchia, Luigi (2016)
    In: Illyrius, pp. 33-49
    Criminal law: theory Reception of law
  2. Law on a slanted globe Journal Article
    Wilke, Christiane (2015)
    In: Social & Legal Studies, 24(4), pp. 555-576
    Transitional justice Criminal law: complicity Offenses committed in public office Reception of law International Criminal Court (ICC)
    DOI
  3. Addressing white collar crime on a domestic level: any lessons learned for international criminal law? Journal Article
    Hefendehl, Roland (2010)
    In: Journal of International Criminal Justice, 8(3), pp. 769-782
    International criminal law Economic crimes and offenses Criminal policy Reception of law Sanctions, Criminal Sanctions, Non-criminal Corporations: criminal liability Corporations: liability Money laundering
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  4. The importance of comparative legal research for the development of criminal sciences Contribution
    Eser, Albin (1997)
    In: Blanpain, Roger (Eds.), Law in motion. Recent developments in civil procedure, constitutional, contract, Kluwer Law International, The Hague, (International encyclopaedia of laws, ), pp. 492-517
    Comparative law Legal history Criminal procedure Criminal law: theory Exterritoriality Sovereignty International judicial assistance International criminal law Reception of law Trials Adversarial system Inquisitorial system
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