Literature
- Pierre Guibentif (ed.) Oñati IISL-IISJ. 1989-2000: Introduction to the Institute and Report about its Activities. Oñati: IISL 2000.
- Oñati International Series in the Sociology of Law (Richard Hart Publishers, Oxford)
- Collección Oñati: Derecho y Sociedad (Dykinson: Madrid)
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