Science, legitimacy and the law: regulating risk regulation judiciously in the European Community

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Corkin, J. 2008. Science, legitimacy and the law: regulating risk regulation judiciously in the European Community. European Law Review. 33.
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TitleScience, legitimacy and the law: regulating risk regulation judiciously in the European Community
AuthorsCorkin, J.
Research GroupLaw and Politics
PublisherSweet and Maxwell
JournalEuropean Law Review
ISSN0307-5400
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Print2008
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Deposited12 Mar 2009
Output statusPublished
LanguageEnglish
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