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Jurisdição Constitucional: Diálogos Institucionais Como Terceira Via Entre o Ativismo e a Autocontenção Judicial Antonio Francisco Gomes de Oliveira

By:

Oliveira, Antonio Francisco Gomes de

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TextDescription: 219 pISBN:

9788536262802

Subject(s):

Constitutional Jurisdiction -- Brazil

LOC classification:

KHD2548 .O45 2016

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