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Essential Texts on Comparative Law
Comparative International Law
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Anthea Roberts et al.
Publication Date: 2018
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Dictionary of International and Comparative Law
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James R. Fox
Call Number: KZ 1161 F69 2003
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Guide to International Legal Research
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The George Washington Intl. Law Review
Call Number: JX 1297 G84 2021
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The Oxford Handbook of Comparative Law
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Mathias Reimann and Reinhard Zimmerman
Call Number: K 48 O96 2019
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Parry & Grant Encyclopedic Dictionary of International Law
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John P. Grant and J. Craig Baker (eds)
Call Number: REF KZ 1161 P37 2009
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