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National Application of International Law: The Statutory Interpretation Perspective
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BEAULAC Stéphane, "National Application of International Law: The Statutory Interpretation Perspective" (2003) 41 Canadian Yearbook of International Law 225-269, UBC Press Publications
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Reprinted with permission of the Publisher from The Canadian Yearbook of Internation Law, 41 by Don McRae © University of British Columbia Press 2003. All rights reserved.Collections
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