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The Sociological Dimension of International Law in International Institutions: the need for an analysis from the perspective of Sociology of Law
The purpose of this text is to present the relevance of the sociological dimension of international law for the analysis of international institutions. The study carried out is of a descriptive qualitative nature, developed through a bibliographical analysis of the main sources that discuss internat
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