Whose ideas matter? Studying the origins of European constitutional imaginaries

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Whose ideas matter? Studying the origins of European constitutional imaginaries. / Komárek, Jan.

iCourts Working Paper Series, 2022.

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Komárek, J 2022 'Whose ideas matter? Studying the origins of European constitutional imaginaries' iCourts Working Paper Series. <https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4220889>

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Komárek, J. (2022). Whose ideas matter? Studying the origins of European constitutional imaginaries. iCourts Working Paper Series. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4220889

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Komárek J. Whose ideas matter? Studying the origins of European constitutional imaginaries. iCourts Working Paper Series. 2022.

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Komárek, Jan. / Whose ideas matter? Studying the origins of European constitutional imaginaries. iCourts Working Paper Series, 2022.

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