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Aim and structure of this book. / Peeters, Marjan; Uylenburg, Rosa.
EU Environmental Legislation: Legal Perspectives on Regulatory Strategies. Hrsg. / Marjan Peeters; Rosa Uylenburg. Edward Elgar Publishing, 2014. S. 3-9 (New Horizons in Environmental and Energy Law series ).

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Peeters, M & Uylenburg, R 2014, Aim and structure of this book. in M Peeters & R Uylenburg (Hrsg.), EU Environmental Legislation: Legal Perspectives on Regulatory Strategies. New Horizons in Environmental and Energy Law series , Edward Elgar Publishing, S. 3-9. https://doi.org/10.4337/9781781954775.00007

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Peeters, M., & Uylenburg, R. (2014). Aim and structure of this book. In M. Peeters, & R. Uylenburg (Hrsg.), EU Environmental Legislation: Legal Perspectives on Regulatory Strategies (S. 3-9). (New Horizons in Environmental and Energy Law series ). Edward Elgar Publishing. https://doi.org/10.4337/9781781954775.00007

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Peeters M, Uylenburg R. Aim and structure of this book. in Peeters M, Uylenburg R, Hrsg., EU Environmental Legislation: Legal Perspectives on Regulatory Strategies. Edward Elgar Publishing. 2014. S. 3-9. (New Horizons in Environmental and Energy Law series ). doi: 10.4337/9781781954775.00007

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