International Law Handbook: Collection of Instruments. Book Four

United Nations

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Volume four of the United Nations handbook gathers instruments on international labour law, the law of cultural relations, and international trade and investment law. Includes ILO conventions, UNESCO instruments, and core trade and investment treaties.

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