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Fábio Gomes
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Editora Saraiva
Language
Portuguese
Pages
379

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Subjects
Brazil, Sovereignty, Law and legislation, International law, Foreign relations

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Direito internacional: perspectivas contemporâneas
2010, Editora Saraiva
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Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
São Paulo, SP

Classifications

Library of Congress
KZ3410 .D568 2010, KZ3410.D568 2010

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Pagination
379 p. ;
Number of pages
379

ID Numbers

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OL24859613M
ISBN 13
9788502103368
LCCN
2011356321

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