The Role of Justice in Development : The Data Revolution
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Keywords
Judicial System Reform; Law and Justice Institutions; Justice for the Poor; Crime and Society; Social Policy; Regulatory Regimes; Legal Reform; Legal Products; Legislation; Common Property Resource Development;All these keywords.
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