THE CITY AND INTERNATIONAL LAW: IN PURSUIT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Ileana M. Porras

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The battle for sustainable development will almost certainly be decided in cities ....We need cities in good shape, wisely using their resources in an innovative and sustainable way, cities for all, for us today and for future generations." 1 Introduction ...

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