2012
DOI: 10.3406/iliri.2012.2409
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“…Indeed, in the years after Vattel further developments in international law led to the doctrine of belligerency. 71 This is further illustrated by the writings of Lassa Oppenheim, who at the beginning of the twentieth century still distinguished clearly between international wars and non-international conflict situations. Whilst the former were wars, Oppenheim did not consider the latter as such (unless the non-state party was recognized as a belligerent).…”
Section: What Is An Armed Conflict?mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Indeed, in the years after Vattel further developments in international law led to the doctrine of belligerency. 71 This is further illustrated by the writings of Lassa Oppenheim, who at the beginning of the twentieth century still distinguished clearly between international wars and non-international conflict situations. Whilst the former were wars, Oppenheim did not consider the latter as such (unless the non-state party was recognized as a belligerent).…”
Section: What Is An Armed Conflict?mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In July 2015, we started a high‐resolution magnetic survey in the area of Gjirokastër, southern Albania, in support of a series of archaeological excavations and studies, conducted by the Albanian Institute of Archaeology and by the University of Macerata, that were being performed at the Roman settlement of Hadrianopolis and in the Drino Valley in the context of a Adriatic cross‐border research programme for the study and valorization of the archaeological heritage (Perna and Çondi, ; Perna, ; Perna and Çondi, , ; Figure ). We report on the results of that mission separately.…”
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confidence: 99%