Rights and the city : does the localization of human rights contribute to equality?
作者： Barbara Oomen , M van den Brink , S Burri , J Goldschmidt
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关键词: International human rights law 、 Law and economics 、 Economic system 、 Social equality 、 Fundamental rights 、 Human rights 、 Political science
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