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JULIE M. BROOME. 2019. Does transitional justice build the rule of law? The role of domestic prosecutions [with case studies of Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina]. PhD thesis. London (SOAS).
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LORENA DEL P. CASTILLA MEDINA. 2019. Housing, land and property rights: The impact of the UN Peacekeeping Operation on economic recovery in Bosnia and Herzegovina. PhD thesis. Essex.
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D.M. COX. 2002. The making of a Bosnian state: International law and the authority of the international community. Ph.D. thesis. Cambridge.
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MAJA DAVIDOVIC. 2022. The law, politics and practice of 'Never Again': Guarantees of non-recurrence in transitional justice [with special reference to Bosnia-Herzegovina]. PhD thesis. Durham.
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EBRU DEMIR. 2019. Theory and practice of gender transformative justice: The case of Bosnia and Herzegovina. PhD thesis. Sussex.
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JOHN HEIECK. 2016. Everything within their power: The P5's duty to prevent genocide [with reference to the 2007 Bosnian genocide case]. PhD thesis. Kent.
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JUSTYNA JANICKA. 2013. Socialization of human rights norms: The Bosnian case. PhD thesis. London (Queen Mary).
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OZREN JUNGIĆ. 2015. Ideology and war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1992-95: Evidence from the tribunal. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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DANIELA LAI. 2017. Transitional justice as redistribution: Socioeconomic (in)justice and the limits of international intervention in Bosnia and Herzegovina. PhD thesis. London (Royal Holloway).
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S.N. LALONDE. 1997. 'Uti possidetis' and internal administrative boundaries [with special reference to the Serbia/Croatia and Serbia/BiH boundaries]. Ph.D. thesis. Cambridge.
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ALASDAIR MORRISON. 2021. Utilising the international criminal law doctrine of command responsibility to establish state responsibility [with special reference to the Bosnian Genocide case]. PhD thesis. Sheffield.
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BOB PARR. 2022. Private security and national military power: The ethical legitimacy of security outsourcing [with special reference to Bosnia-Herzegovina, Somalia and Nigeria]. PhD thesis. KCL.
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KATHERINE P.R. SCHENK. 2021. Using international humanitarian law to prevent tactical sexual violence in conflict: A critical analysis of the Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict initiative and the ending impunity approach [with special reference to Bosnia and Burma]. PhD thesis. Birmingham.
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ANDREA M. SZKIL. 2013. 'Here everything is possible': Forensic specialists' work with human remains in post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina. DPhil thesis. Sussex.
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MARINA VELIÄKOVIć. 2021. The riddle of history solved: How the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia narrated Bosnia's history. PhD thesis. Cambridge.
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ELYSE M. WAKELIN. 2017. Minority rights protections in contemporary Europe: The double standards between the obligations of member states and candidate countries [with special reference to Latvia and Bosnia]. Ph.D. thesis. Leicester.
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BETHAN S. WILLIS. 2013. Enlarging justice: Miroslav Volf's theology of embrace and the problems of justice in post-conflict Bosnia and Croatia. PhD thesis. Exeter.
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