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Constitutionalism
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Peer Zumbansen
Comparative law
Constitution
Law
Constitutional law
Michel Rosenfeld

ICL Journal | Vol 9 | 1/2015 | Articles 27 Foreign Precedents in Austrian ­Constitutional Litigation

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