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Discarding the Failed State Thesis: Neo-Weberian Institutionalism As An Alternative Approach to Policy Formulation
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International Law: A South African Perspective. By John Dugard. Kenwyn: Juta & Co. Ltd., 1994. Pp. 354. R148, cloth; R109, paper; $148, cloth; $109, paper.
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