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The anatomy of liberty : The rights of man without force
Publication details: New York Washington Sqaure Press 1965Edition: 2ndDescription: 194p xxiiiISBN:- 9781258806095
- 340.114200Â DOU
Contents:
CONTENTS
CREDO PERSPECTIVES:
Their Meaning and Function
RUTH NANDA ANSHEN
MY CREDO
I. The Individual and the State
II. Executive vs. Legislative vs. Judicial
III. The United Nations and a Rule of Law
IV. Federalism and a Rule of Law
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| 340.112 RHO Access to justice | 340.112 SOP The ethics of deference : Learning from law's morals | 340.114 BUC Transitional justice theories | 340.1142 DOU The anatomy of liberty : The rights of man without force | 340.1142 KOS A jurisprudence of power : Victorian Empire and the rule of law | 340.1142 KOS A jurisprudence of power : Victorian Empire and the rule of law | 340.115 ALE Socialism and law : law in society |
CONTENTS
CREDO PERSPECTIVES:
Their Meaning and Function
RUTH NANDA ANSHEN
MY CREDO
I. The Individual and the State
II. Executive vs. Legislative vs. Judicial
III. The United Nations and a Rule of Law
IV. Federalism and a Rule of Law
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