Donation
The University of Pennsylvania Press has kindly donated its latest publication in the Series ”Pennsylvania Studies in Human Rights” to the Peace Palace Library.
“This side of silence : human rights, torture, and the recognition of cruelty” by Tobias Kelly is an excellent account of various legal and moral aspects of “torture’, seen in a wide international perspective.
The Library, holding one of the greatest international law collections in the world, has a complete set of the ”Pennsylvania Studies in Human Rights”. It is an important series and indispensable for the study of international human rights and related subjects.
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Economic Theories of Peace and War / Coulomb, F., 2004
Clausewitz and Contemporary War / Echevarria, A.J., 2007
Krieg ohne Raum : Asymmetrische Konflikte in einer entgrenzten Welt / Voigt, R., 2008
The past few decades the movement of people across borders has increased significantly. According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM), more and more people are on the move today than at any other point in human history. Various aspects of migration include: labour migration, family reunification, migration and security, combating irregular migration, migration and trade, migrant rights, health and migration, integration, migration and development.
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25 Jaar Oorlog aan den Oorlog / A. Müller Lehning & Albert de Jong, 1929
Aggression. The Origin of Germany's War Machine. / Otto Lehmann-Russbüldt, Rennie Smith, Hans Aktuhn, 1942
De menschheid en de alcohol / P. van der Meulen, A.J. Montijn, 1928
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