An edition of Readings and discussion guide for a seminar on legal and political problems of world order (1962)

Readings and discussion guide for a seminar on legal and political problems of world order.

Preliminary ed.

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An edition of Readings and discussion guide for a seminar on legal and political problems of world order (1962)

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Fund for Education Concerning World Peace through World Law
Language
English
Pages
858

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Subjects

Collections, Disarmament, International law, International organization

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1962, Fund for Education Concerning World Peace through World Law
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New York
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Legal and political problems of the world

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Library of Congress
JX1954 M445

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858 p.
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858

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OL17421646M

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