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The application and interpretation of the EU Charter in the context of cross-border movement of patients

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The application and interpretation of the EU Charter in the context of cross-border movement of patients. / Rieder, Clemens.
In: Columbia Journal of European Law, Vol. 22, No. 3, 2016, p. 451-482.

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Rieder, C 2016, 'The application and interpretation of the EU Charter in the context of cross-border movement of patients', Columbia Journal of European Law, vol. 22, no. 3, pp. 451-482. <http://cjel.law.columbia.edu/print/latest-issues/>

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Rieder, C. (2016). The application and interpretation of the EU Charter in the context of cross-border movement of patients. Columbia Journal of European Law, 22(3), 451-482. http://cjel.law.columbia.edu/print/latest-issues/

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Rieder C. The application and interpretation of the EU Charter in the context of cross-border movement of patients. Columbia Journal of European Law. 2016;22(3):451-482.

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Rieder, Clemens. / The application and interpretation of the EU Charter in the context of cross-border movement of patients. In: Columbia Journal of European Law. 2016 ; Vol. 22, No. 3. pp. 451-482.

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