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ArticleWhy are Employment Discrimination Cases So Hard to Win

Michael L. Selmi2001

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Why are Employment Discrimination Cases So Hard to Win

Michael L. Selmi

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Discrimination and Equality Law Labor Law and Work Dynamics Law, Rights, and Freedoms

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Published2001-03-01

VenueLouisiana law review

ISSN-L0024-6859

Languageen

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