Article · 1 Aug 2012
Practical hurdles to effective international recovery of stolen assets
by Gretta Fenner, Anja Roth · Published by Indonesian Directorate General of Law and Treaty
Asset Recovery and EnforcementCorruption Prevention and Public Governance
The Indonesian “Direktorat Jenderal Hukum Dan Perjanjian Internasional” (Directorate General of Law and Treaty) published a book in its series “Opinio Juris” featuring the article “Practical Hurdles to Effective International Recovery of Stolen Assets” written by Gretta Fenner Zinkernagel and Anja Roth.
How to cite
Fenner, G., Roth, A. (2012). ‘Practical hurdles to effective international recovery of stolen assets’ in Opinio Juris vol. 11 (pp. 88–105). Indonesian Directorate General of Law and Treaty
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