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United Nations peace-keeping operations : a guide to Japanese policies

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BookPublisher: Tokyo 1999; United Nations University Press Description: viii, 148 p.ISBN: 9280810030.Subject(s): MILITARY LAW | JAPAN | ARMED FORCES | UNITED NATIONS

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Item type	Current location	Collection	Call number	Status	Notes	Date due
Book		UNU Publications	UNU B18365C (Browse shelf)	Available	1998 UNU Press
Book	General Stacks	Human Rights, Peace, International Law	HUM B19200 (Browse shelf)	Available	at Stack #70

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Authors: L. William Heinrich, Jr. is an associate at the Japane Export-Import Bank in New York. Akiho Shibata is a professor of law at Okayama University in Japan. Yoshihide Soeya is a professor of political science and international relations at Keio University and a research associate at the research Institute for Peace and Security in Japan.

UNU B18365C

Authors: L. William Heinrich, Jr. is an associate at the Japane Export-Import Bank in New York. Akiho Shibata is a professor of law at Okayama University in Japan. Yoshihide Soeya is a professor of political science and international relations at Keio University and a research associate at the research Institute for Peace and Security in Japan.

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