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The Bright and the Dark Side of the Consumer's Access to Justice in the EU
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Christian Joerges
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15. Juni 2001
Paper presented in the section on Consumer Law of the European Law Conference, organised by the Swedish Parliament, the Institute for Further Education of Lawyers, Social scientists and Economists and the Swedish Government at Stockholm, 10-12 June 2001.
Published Online: 2001-6-15
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Schlagwörter für diesen Artikel
access to justice;
courts;
Europe;
consumer protection
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- What is Missing? (Female Genital Surgeries - Infibulation, Excision, Clitoridectomy - in Eritrea)
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