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Brohmer, Jurgen

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Jurgen

Jurgen

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Brohmer

UNE Researcher ID

une-id:jbrohmer

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jbrohmer@une.edu.au

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https://uneuat7.intersearch.com.au//handle/123456789/64061

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Jurgen

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School of Law

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Internationale Gemeinschaft und Menschenrechte: Festschrift für Georg Ress sum 70. Geburtstag am 21. Januar 2005

2005, Brohmer, Jurgen, Langenfeld, Christine, Bieber, Roland, Weber, Stefan, Calliess, Christian, Wolf, Joachim

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