Making better international law the International Law Commission at 50 = Pour un meilleur droit international : la Commission du Droit International a 50 ans

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Making better international law the International Law Commission at 50 = Pour un meilleur droit international : la Commission du Droit International a 50 ans

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on 14 Jun 2007

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1998

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TX0004906147

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6/14/2007

Year of Creation

1998

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United Nations

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DLC-CO

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Notes

Bibliographic Note: Proceedings of the United Nations colloquium on progressive development and codification of international law, Oct. 28-29, 1997 in New York

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Bibliographic Note: Proceedings of the United Nations colloquium on progressive development and codification of international law, Oct. 28-29, 1997 in New York

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