Inclusive Development as an Imperative to Realizing the Human Right to Water and Sanitation

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  2017

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  Journal of Sustainable Development Law and Policy

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• Fields of study

  Political Science, Law, Business, Environmental Science

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  DOI 10.4314/JSDLP.V8I2.4
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