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2001
In the Hittite treaties, foreign countries are either enemies (nakru)1 or friends/allies (salmu). Only those integrated into the Hittite political system by a formal pact fall into the second category; if they ‘rebel’, they too become enemies. To the group of enemies belong ‘Hurri, Misri (= Egypt), Karduniash (= Babylonia), Ashtata, Alshe, and every ...
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In the Hittite treaties, foreign countries are either enemies (nakru)1 or friends/allies (salmu). Only those integrated into the Hittite political system by a formal pact fall into the second category; if they ‘rebel’, they too become enemies. To the group of enemies belong ‘Hurri, Misri (= Egypt), Karduniash (= Babylonia), Ashtata, Alshe, and every ...
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The Principle of Mutual Recognition
2018The chapter deals with the principle of mutual recognition, generally considered to be the key principle of international judicial cooperation within the European Union. The chapter begins with an analysis of this principle, in both its active and passive sense, with a brief overview of its first enunciations in criminal matters (Cardiff European ...
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Recognition of Early Oral Cancer
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1965Donald P Shedd, Morton M Kligerman
exaly
Precancers of the Skin: Their Recognition and Management
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1952Marion B Sulzberger, Víctor H Witten
exaly
So Close and yet so Far: The Paradoxes of Mutual Recognition
Journal of European Public Policy, 2007Miguel Poiares Maduro
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