Reconceptualising European equality law: a comparative institutional analysis

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Reconceptualising European equality law: a comparative institutional analysis. / Croon-Gestefeld, Johanna.
Oxford [UK]: Hart Publishing, 2017. 282 p. (Modern studies in European law; Vol. 69).

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Croon-Gestefeld J. Reconceptualising European equality law: a comparative institutional analysis. Oxford [UK]: Hart Publishing, 2017. 282 p. (Modern studies in European law). doi: 10.5040/9781509909674

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