Language, Ethnic Conflicts and International Law/Jezik, etnicni konflikti in mednarodno pravo

Most of the world's contemporary conflicts can be described as ethnic conflicts. Though the contexts and players are always different, and the factors involved can be as numerous and diverse as the countries where these conflicts occur, there remains nevertheless an overall pattern which is dis...

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