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The present work, ""International Criminal Justice,"" invites readers to explore one of the most profound legal phenomena of our time: the creation of a system designed to prosecute crimes that shock the conscience of humanity as a whole. Throughout these pages, the reader will encounter an analysis that interweaves history, doctrine, jurisprudence, and institutional practice. From the Nuremberg Trials to the International Criminal Court, from ad hoc tribunals to hybrid experiments, this book traces how International Criminal Law has evolved in response to the conflicts and moral challenges of each era. The reader will find here not only a rigorous exposition of norms and precedents but also a critical reflection on the tensions between sovereignty and universal justice, politics and law, memory and reparation. Ultimately, it offers a work conceived both for students and legal professionals, as well as for those who seek to understand how the global framework of criminal justice operates-and where it is headed.

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