Redemption Extension is an academic construct that denotes a specific methodological or theoretical contribution which expands the temporal, functional, or contextual boundaries of existing redemption rights frameworks to accommodate new conditions or applications.
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Is there redemption for conventions?
John Latsis · Cambridge Journal of Economics · 2005 · 27 citations
Law, Economics, Moral Rights +12
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