The justice cascade : how human rights prosecutions are changing world politics

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	MON : 2015.046 : Not available for external loan
	The justice cascade : how human rights prosecutions are changing world politics
	20110000
	W.W. Norton
	Sikkink, Kathryn
	978-0393079937
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