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History and Theory of International Law - Globalization and Constitution: Tensions and Coordination with Supranational Legal Order / 『グローバル化と憲法––超国家的法秩序との緊張と調整』by Satoshi YAMADA / 山田哲史. Tokyo: Koubundo, 2017. vi + 496 pp. Hardcover: ¥5,800.
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Globalization and Constitution: Tensions and Coordination with Supranational Legal Order / 『グローバル化と憲法––超国家的法秩序との緊張と調整』by Satoshi YAMADA / 山田哲史. Tokyo: Koubundo, 2017. vi + 496 pp. Hardcover: ¥5,800.
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 August 2018
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