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Vol. 47, Issue 1, 2012September 01, 2012 EDT

Supranational Diversity: Why Federal Courts Should Have Diversity Jurisdiction Over Cases Involving Supranational Organizations Like the European Union

John Thomas Dixon,
fsia international law
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Georgia Law Review
John Thomas Dixon, Supranational Diversity: Why Federal Courts Should Have Diversity Jurisdiction Over Cases Involving Supranational Organizations Like the European Union, 47 Georgia Law Review (2012).
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