Local Self-government, Territorial Integrity, and Protection of Minorities: Proceedings of the UniDem Seminar Organised in Lausanne on 25-27 April 1996, in Co-operation with the Swiss Institute of Comparative LawB. Territorial autonomy in Ukraine - The case of Crimea: by Serhiy HOLOVATY |
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Opening session | 5 |
b Welcoming message | 11 |
First working session | 19 |
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