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https://doi.org/10.12662/2447-6641oj.v8i12.p5.2010Abstract
A Revista Opinião Jurídica chega ao seu décimo segundo número, cumprindo rigorosamente os critérios do Programa Qualis, da CAPES. Para essa edição, primeira do triênio 2010/2012, reservamos 18 artigos, cujos temas – de indiscutível relevância – estão abraçados por nossas linhas depesquisa. Contamos com 6 trabalhos oriundos de outros Estados ou Países, o que contabiliza 1/3 de exogenia da produção. Nesse sentido, destacamos as contribuições de Fredie Didier Jr. (BA) e Társis Cerqueira (BA), na doutrina nacional. No âmbito da doutrina estrangeira, destaques para os artigos portugueses de Paulo Ferreira da Cunha, Carla Amado Gomes e Luis Carlos Batista, bem como para o artigo de Fabrice Bin (França).
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