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MAKING LAW AND COURTS RESEARCH REIEVANT THE NORMATIVE IMPLICATIONS OF IMPIRICAI RESEARCH

BRANDON L.BARTEIS AND CHRIS W.BONNEAU

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Year:

2015

Publisher:

ROUTIEDGE

Language:

chinese

Pages:

242

ISBN:

40875529

File:

PDF, 84.73 MB

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