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Commonly Misused Terms: War, Armed Conflict, Civil War and Military Coup D’Etat
 
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Ilia State University
 
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Georgian Technical University
 
 
Data publikacji: 02-03-2021
 
 
Cybersecurity and Law 2019;2(2):101-108
 
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The aim of the article is linguistic and semantic analysis of concepts such as armed conflict, war, civil war and coup d’etat. In the author’s opinion, these concepts do not coincide, and their correct classification will lead to a better understanding of the nature of international conflicts. Authors also draws attention to the need for cooperation between scientists and politicians in the aspect of greater effectiveness of international humanitarian law.
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ISSN:2658-1493
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