Integrated Justice Practice-Reaching the Excluded, Informing and Shaping Client Centred Practice and Enabling Interdisciplinary Practice to Advance Human Rights: New Evidence-Based Approaches.

Curran, Elizabeth

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Integrated Justice Practice-Reaching the Excluded, Informing and Shaping Client Centred Practice and Enabling Interdisciplinary Practice to Advance Human Rights: New Evidence-Based Approaches.

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2019

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Curran, Elizabeth

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8th International Conference on Business, Economics, Management and Marketing-ICBEMM 10 International Academic Conference on Interdisciplinary Legal Studies-AICILS 2019

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