The non-intervention doctrine and the protection of the basic needs of the human person in contemporary international law

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International Community, Human Person, International Obligation

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The non-intervention doctrine and the protection of the basic needs of the human person in contemporary international law. / Wheatley, Steven.
In: The Liverpool Law Review, Vol. 15, No. 2, 01.09.1993, p. 189-199.

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