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Human Rights in the Trade and Sustainability Impact Assessment of the EU–Tunisia Free Trade Agreement

Authors
  1. Canadian Council for International Cooperation, and Misereor Berne Declaration
  2. Braunschweig
  3. Bürgi Bonanomi
  4. Council of the European Union
  5. Development Solutions
  6. Development Solutions
  7. ECORYS
  8. ECORYS
  9. ECORYS
  10. European Commission
  11. European Commission
  12. European Commission
  13. European Commission
  14. European Commission
  15. Forman
  16. Harrison
  17. Harrison
  18. Harrison
  19. Harrison
  20. Marceau
  21. Paasch
  22. Pauwelyn
  23. Simon Walker
  24. Social and Cultural Rights UN Committee on Economic
  25. UN Human Rights Council
  26. UN OHCHR (Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights)
  27. Walker
  28. Walker
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'Oxford University Press (OUP)'
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