Expert evidence on trial: Social researchers in the international criminal courtroom

WILSON, RICHARD ASHBY

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Expert evidence on trial: Social researchers in the international criminal courtroom : Expert evidence on trial

Author(s): RICHARD ASHBY WILSON ¹

Publication date (Electronic): November 22 2016

Journal: American Ethnologist

Publisher: Wiley

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Title: American Ethnologist

Abbreviated Title: American Ethnologist

Publisher: Wiley

ISSN: 00940496

Publication date Created: November 2016

Publication date (Print): November 2016

Publication date (Electronic): November 22 2016

Volume: 43

Issue: 4

Pages: 730-744

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[1 ]Department of Anthropology; University of Connecticut; 354 Mansfield Road Storrs, CT 06269

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DOI: 10.1111/amet.12387

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