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Margins of Discretion as Problems of Knowledge

Schulz, W. (2012): Beurteilungsspielräume als Wissensproblem – am Beispiel der Regulierungsverwaltung [Margins of Discretion as Problem of Knowledge – Using the Example of the Regulatory Administration]. In: Rechtswissenschaft, 3(3), pp. 330-350. 

Schulz, W. (2012): Beurteilungsspielräume als Wissensproblem – am Beispiel der Regulierungsverwaltung [Margins of Discretion as Problem of Knowledge – Using the Example of the Regulatory Administration]. In: Rechtswissenschaft, 3(3), pp. 330-350. 

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Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schulz

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2012

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media and telecommunications law • regulation • administrative law • legal questions • knowledge

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