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Norwegian University of Science and Technology - 1 PhD position within the project The high seas and the deep oceans: Representations, resources and regulatory governance (3ROceans)
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Race, Gender and Law: A tribute to the scholarship of Sherene Razack
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Hi,
I am looking for references on the way judges in general and supreme courts in particular are constructing historical narratives and evaluate historical evidence.
Thanks,
DR. ALEXANDRE (SANDY) KEDAR
Law School, University of Haifa
31905, Mt. Carmel, Israel.
Phone: 972-4-8240009; 972-4-8240633;
