Milanovic on the Genocide Convention after 60 years

December 29th, 2008 • Conflict, Law

There’s a great article on the EJIL Talk blog from Marko Milanovic on the 60th anniversary of the Genocide Convention. His examination of the limits and failing of the convention is a very good read, as is the consideration of the effect it has had on views of other crimes such as crimes against humanity and war crimes.

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