The Price of Nature: A Comparison Between Three Systems of Civil Liability for Environmental Damage to Natural Resources

ISBN-10
9014073852
ISBN-13
9789014073859
Category
Liability for environmental damages
Pages
175
Language
English
Published
2000
Author
Dominique A. J. Roomberg

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