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Opinio juris as epistème: A constructivist approach to the use of contested concepts in legal doctrine
Olaf Tans
Gepubliceerd op 01-11-2016
RDW 2016/3
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Olaf Tans
) about the use of foundational narratives in public deliberation and law-finding.

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