Ozone, Iteration, and International Law

Date

1999

Citation

John K. Setear, Ozone, Iteration, and International Law, 40 Virginia Journal of International Law, 193–309 (1999).

UVA Law Faculty Affiliations

John K. Setear

Public Policy and Regulation

Center for International & Comparative Law

Constitutional Law and Legal History

PLACE: Program in Law, Communities and the Environment

Center for Public Law and Political Economy

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