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Books and Journals
Sources in this library
- 2005 Meeting of Commonwealth Law Ministers and Senior Officials
- African Business
- Art Antiquity & Law
- Bringing Justice Home. The Road to Final Appellate and Regional Court Establishment
- Capital & Class
- Database and Network Journal
- Dundee Student Law Review
- Financial Management (UK)
- Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table
- La decisión de acusar. Un estudio a la luz del sistema acusatorio inglés
- Mizan Law Review
- New African
- Renewal
- SOAS Law Journal
- Southampton Student Law Review
- Stop Vulture Lawsuits
- The Middle East
Category
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- Social Sciences (16335)
- Applied Sciences (3978)
- Public and Administrative Law (352)
- Civil Law (215)
- Constitutional Law (213)
- Criminal Law (194)
- Business Law (112)
- Tax Law (92)
- Labor Law and Social Security (66)
- Procedural Law (10)
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