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The Police Reform in Bosnia-Herzegovina: The way to move forward into the EU
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Doga Ulas Eralp
Doga Ulas Eralp
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Qualification:
Ph.D.
,
George Mason University
MA, Political Science
,
Sabanci University, Istanbul
Topics of Interest:
Caucasus
,
Central Asia
,
Central Europe
,
Eastern Europe
,
Quantitative Skills
,
Research
,
Rule of Law
,
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,
Law/Legal
,
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The Police Reform in Bosnia-Herzegovina: The way to move forward into the EU
Authors:
Ulas Eralp
Book Reference:
Police Reforms : Global Perspectives
Published Date:
2008
Publisher:
ICFAI University Press
Topics of Interest:
Eastern Europe
,
Law Enforcement
ISBN:
8131413624
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