A New Generation of Human Rights. Sponsored by: World Peace Through Law Section. 60th Annual Convention, June 25, 1993

Ginger, Ann Fagan, executive director; Steve Doncaster, seminar chair

Published by State Bar of Arizona, no city, Arizona, 1993

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Unpaginated preliminaries, 65p., text partially photocopied from printed sources, partially a lengthy keyboard-set essay by A.F. Ginger ("The Energizing Effect of Enforcing a Human Rights Treaty") plus other material. Item is softbound, a side-stapled fascicle of standard leaves (11x8.5 inches) under a printed title leaf, staples are rusted (trivial migration), expect cover dust, edgewear, and corner-tip turnings, but a generally sound copy clean within and marked only by the initials "AFG" in red on cover.

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Title
A New Generation of Human Rights. Sponsored by: World Peace Through Law Section. 60th Annual Convention, June 25, 1993
Author
Ginger, Ann Fagan, executive director; Steve Doncaster, seminar chair
Publisher
State Bar of Arizona, no city, Arizona
Publication year
1993
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Staplebound Wraps
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