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Cooperating Without Sanctions: Epistemic Institutions Versus Credible Commitments Regimes in International Law

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Meyer, T
2021
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Timothy Lanier Meyer
Author Timothy Lanier Meyer School of Law

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2021

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Cambridge University Press
 

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Meyer, T. (2021). Cooperating Without Sanctions: Epistemic Institutions Versus Credible Commitments Regimes in International Law. In International Law as Behavior (pp. 45–73). Cambridge University Press.
Meyer, Tim. “Cooperating Without Sanctions: Epistemic Institutions Versus Credible Commitments Regimes in International Law.” In International Law as Behavior, 45–73. Cambridge University Press, 2021.
Meyer T. Cooperating Without Sanctions: Epistemic Institutions Versus Credible Commitments Regimes in International Law. In: International Law as Behavior. Cambridge University Press; 2021. p. 45–73.
Meyer, Tim. “Cooperating Without Sanctions: Epistemic Institutions Versus Credible Commitments Regimes in International Law.” International Law as Behavior, Cambridge University Press, 2021, pp. 45–73.
Meyer T. Cooperating Without Sanctions: Epistemic Institutions Versus Credible Commitments Regimes in International Law. International Law as Behavior. Cambridge University Press; 2021. p. 45–73.

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2021

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45 / 73

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Cambridge University Press