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Nature, culture and sustainable development in international trade law. / Vadi, Valentina.
Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development from Rio to Rio+20. ed. / Malgosia Fitzmaurice; Stefania Negri; Sandrine Maljean-Dubois. Martinus Nijhoff Publishers/ Brill Academic, 2014. p. 353-377 (Queen Mary Studies in International Law; Vol. 15).

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Vadi, V 2014, Nature, culture and sustainable development in international trade law. in M Fitzmaurice, S Negri & S Maljean-Dubois (eds), Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development from Rio to Rio+20. Queen Mary Studies in International Law, vol. 15, Martinus Nijhoff Publishers/ Brill Academic, pp. 353-377. https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004282919_021

APA

Vadi, V. (2014). Nature, culture and sustainable development in international trade law. In M. Fitzmaurice, S. Negri, & S. Maljean-Dubois (Eds.), Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development from Rio to Rio+20 (pp. 353-377). (Queen Mary Studies in International Law; Vol. 15). Martinus Nijhoff Publishers/ Brill Academic. https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004282919_021

Vancouver

Vadi V. Nature, culture and sustainable development in international trade law. In Fitzmaurice M, Negri S, Maljean-Dubois S, editors, Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development from Rio to Rio+20. Martinus Nijhoff Publishers/ Brill Academic. 2014. p. 353-377. (Queen Mary Studies in International Law). doi: 10.1163/9789004282919_021

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Vadi, Valentina. / Nature, culture and sustainable development in international trade law. Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development from Rio to Rio+20. editor / Malgosia Fitzmaurice ; Stefania Negri ; Sandrine Maljean-Dubois. Martinus Nijhoff Publishers/ Brill Academic, 2014. pp. 353-377 (Queen Mary Studies in International Law).

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