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UFSC law professor releases free book on democratic justice and separation of powers
Eduardo Antonio Temponi Lebre, who teaches law at Brazil's Federal University of Santa Catarina, has published a book on democratic justice that readers can download at no cost.
Why it matters: Law researchers and students can obtain the UFSC professor's new book on democratic justice and the division of state powers without paying for it.
The Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC) in Brazil said Eduardo Antonio Temponi Lebre, a professor linked to its law degree course, has recently released a new book.
According to the university, the book examines the idea of democratic justice, how it comes to be known, and the issue of dividing powers within the republic.
The university said the work is already available as a free download.
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Richard Davies, Policy and Finance Editor
Readers working on democratic justice and the separation of powers can access the UFSC law professor's book at no charge, as the university reports it has been released as a free download.
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