BOOK REVIEW: Raphaël CAHEN on Philippe RYGIEL, L’ordre des circulations?, L’Institut de Droit International et la régulation des migrations (1870–1920), Tijdschift voor Rechtsgeschiedenis/Revue d'histoire du Droit/The Legal History Review (2023), Volume 91, issue 1-2 [OPEN ACCESS]

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Dr. Raphaël Cahen published a book review in The Legal History Review (Volume 91, issue 1-2):

- Ph. Rygiel, L’ordre des circulations?, L’Institut de Droit International et la régulation des migrations (1870–1920). [Histoire contemporaine, 31]. Editions de la Sorbonne, [Paris] 2021. 349 p.

The full issue can be read in open access (DOI 10.1163/15718190-2023xx10).

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