Publisher's Synopsis
In this valuable resource for students of international law, José Hipólito Ramírez provides a comprehensive guide to the legal rights and obligations of non-citizens in the international arena. Written in Spanish, this book includes detailed analysis of legal principles and cases from ancient times to the modern era. This updated edition includes new material on contemporary issues such as migration and refugees.
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