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Indian Journal of International Economic Law

Add comment26 October 20141 min readby Vikram Raghavan

The Indian Journal of International Economic Law is now
accepting submissions for its upcoming new volume. The Journal is an endeavour to encourage scholarship in the fields of international trade law and international economic law. Write to ijiel.nls@gmail.com or ijiel@nls.ac.in for more details.

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