In Kelsen's companion 1948 essay for "J.Y.B.I.L." to his 1943 "War Criminals" essay cited in the above paragraph titled, "Collective and Individual Responsibility for Acts of State in International Law," Kelsen presented his thoughts on the distinction between the doctrine of "respondeat superior" and the acts of State doctrine when used as a defense during the prosecution of war crimes. On page 228 of the essay Kelsen states that, "Acts of State are acts of individuals performed by them in their capacity as organs of the State, especially by that organ which is called the Government "of" the State. These acts are performed by individuals who belong to the Government as the head of State, or members of the cabinet, or are "acts performed at its command or with the authorization of the Government"." Yoram Dinstein of Hebrew University in Jerusalem has taken exception to Kelsen's formulation in his book "The Defense of 'Obedience to Superior Orders' in International Law", reprinted in 2012 by Oxford University Press, dealing with Kelsen's specific attribution of acts of State.