Post-Sovyet Gürcistan'da Azınlık Hakları: Ulusal ve Uluslararası Mevzuat, Devlet Politikası ve Resmi Görüş

2016-01-01

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H. E. Gürsoy Erdenay, Post-Sovyet Gürcistan’da Azınlık Hakları: Ulusal ve Uluslararası Mevzuat, Devlet Politikası ve Resmi Görüş. 2016, p. 121.