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Die Rechtspolitik des Sozial- und Arbeitsrechts

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  • Deinert, Olaf
  • Maksimek, Elena
  • Sutterer-Kipping, Amélie

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  • Deinert, Olaf & Maksimek, Elena & Sutterer-Kipping, Amélie, 2020. "Die Rechtspolitik des Sozial- und Arbeitsrechts," HSI-Schriftenreihe, Hugo Sinzheimer Institute for Labour and Social Security Law (HSI), Hans Böckler Foundation, volume 30, number 303106.
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