Corkin, J.

European law as conflicts law: the implications for individual autonomy.

Book chapter

Corkin, J. 2006. European law as conflicts law: the implications for individual autonomy. in: Furrer, A. (ed.) Europäisches Privatrecht im wissenschaftlichen Diskurs. Bern Stämpfli.

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Chapter title	European law as conflicts law: the implications for individual autonomy.
Authors	Corkin, J.
Research Group	Law and Politics
Book title	Europäisches Privatrecht im wissenschaftlichen Diskurs.
Editors	Furrer, A.
Publisher	Stämpfli
Place of publication	Bern
Hardcover	9783727226441
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Print	2006
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Deposited	12 Mar 2009
Output status	Published
Language	English

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