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Three Structural Changes for a New System of International Climate Change Mitigation Agreements Base

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Plugging the Leak in § 1498: Coercing the United States into Notifying Patent Owners of Government U

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Globally, as national governments continue to decentralize fiscal and governmental responsibility, the sound facilitation of subnational...