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Il contenzioso interstatale dinanzi alla Corte europea dei diritti umani quale strumento orientato alla tutela dell’interesse collettivo in tempo di pace e di guerra: evoluzione, prassi recente e (non semplici) prospettive di armonizzazione con il diritto umanitario

Inter-State litigation before the European Court of Human Right as a re-discovered tool aimed at protecting and enforcing collective interests in both peace and war time: evaluating strengths and challenges of Article 33 ECHR in light of Strasbourg’s current practice vis-à-vis armed conflicts
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