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A Critical Examination of the Concept of Autonomy in Law and Legal Theory
This thesis concerns the meaning of autonomy. As the scope, mention and significance of autonomy have increased in recent years, the meaning of autonomy has itself been subject to increasing academic attention in law, as elsewhere. Far from consensus, this scholarly interest has resulted only in con
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