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April 1, 2004Columbia Law Review

Diffusion of Local Regulatory Innovations: The San Francisco Cedaw Ordinance and the New York City Human Rights Initiative

Stacy Laira Lozner

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Stacy Laira Lozner, Diffusion of Local Regulatory Innovations: The San Francisco Cedaw Ordinance and the New York City Human Rights Initiative, Columbia Law Review, Vol. 104, No. 3 (Apr., 2004), pp. 768-800

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