Xi nan min zu di qu jiu fen jie jue ji zhi yan jiu = A study of dispute settlement mechanisms among minority ethnic populations in southwest China

Xi nan min zu di qu jiu fen jie jue ji zhi yan jiu = A study of dispute settlement mechanisms among minority ethnic populations in southwest China

by Xingdong Hu

Part of Zhongguo she hui ke xue bo shi hou wen ku = -- China social sciences postdoctoral library

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