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• The Jurisprudence of Violent Extremism and Terrorist Attacks in International Law ()
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  Beijing Law Review Vol.16 No.4,  December 16, 2025
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  Beijing Law Review Vol.16 No.4,  December 16, 2025
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• Interdisciplinary Integration of Legal Education and Cultivation of Application-Oriented Rule of Law Talents in the Age of AI ()
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• Shared Competence: An Analysis and Reinterpretation of the New Model for the Distribution of Tax Competence in the Constitution of Brazil Considering Constitutional Amendment No. 132/2023 ()
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  Beijing Law Review Vol.16 No.4,  December 12, 2025
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