An edition of Recht en democratie (2004)

Recht en democratie

de democratische verbeelding in het recht

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Intersentia
Language
Dutch
Pages
696

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Subjects
Public law, Constitutional law, Law, Political aspects, Democracy
Places
Belgium

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Recht en democratie: de democratische verbeelding in het recht
2004, Intersentia
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Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Antwerpen, New York

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Library of Congress
KJK2000 .R43 2004

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Pagination
xix, 696 p. ;
Number of pages
696

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3373144M
ISBN 10
9050953670
LCCN
2004459515
OCLC/WorldCat
57366085

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