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2015
The Entry of Women in Latin American Courts: A need for rethinking judicial independence?
Elin Skaar
and Pilar Domingo (2015)
Presented at: Workshop at the Law Faculty, University of Utrecht, 1-2 December, 2015
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Elin Skaar
Research Professor
elin.skaar@cmi.no
+47 99429355
Rights and Legal Institutions
Judicial independence
Female judges
Latin America
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