Myth and Other Norms in World Society: The 'Thule-case' – a Case of Sociology of World Law?

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Myth and Other Norms in World Society : The 'Thule-case' – a Case of Sociology of World Law? . / Petersen, Hanne.

Law Without State. ed. / Peter Wahlgren. Stockholm : Jure, 2016. p. 101-116 (Scandinavian Studies in Law, Vol. 62).

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Harvard

Petersen, H 2016, Myth and Other Norms in World Society: The 'Thule-case' – a Case of Sociology of World Law? . in P Wahlgren (ed.), Law Without State. Jure, Stockholm, Scandinavian Studies in Law, vol. 62, pp. 101-116.

APA

Petersen, H. (2016). Myth and Other Norms in World Society: The 'Thule-case' – a Case of Sociology of World Law? . In P. Wahlgren (Ed.), Law Without State (pp. 101-116). Jure. Scandinavian Studies in Law Vol. 62

Vancouver

Petersen H. Myth and Other Norms in World Society: The 'Thule-case' – a Case of Sociology of World Law? . In Wahlgren P, editor, Law Without State. Stockholm: Jure. 2016. p. 101-116. (Scandinavian Studies in Law, Vol. 62).

Author

Petersen, Hanne. / Myth and Other Norms in World Society : The 'Thule-case' – a Case of Sociology of World Law? . Law Without State. editor / Peter Wahlgren. Stockholm : Jure, 2016. pp. 101-116 (Scandinavian Studies in Law, Vol. 62).

Bibtex

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