LUP Statistics
Record
- Title
- A Civilian power Europe? A discussion on how the EU as an international actor can be understood
- Type
- Student Paper
- Publ. year
- 2006
- Author/s
- Dölling, Madeleine
- Department/s
- Department of Political Science
- In LUP since
- 2007-11-01
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