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The Scope and Selectivity of Comparative Area Studies: Transitional Justice Research

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The Scope and Selectivity of Comparative Area Studies: Transitional Justice Research

Anika Oettler

The Scope and Selectivity of Comparative Area Studies: Transitional Justice Research

GIGA Working Papers | 2014

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Peace and Security

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GIGA Working Papers

Series Number

246

Number of Pages

26

Publisher

German Institute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA)

Location

Hamburg

Prof. Dr. Anika Oettler

Prof. Dr. Anika Oettler

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