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A.M. L. Broekhuijsen-Molenaar. (1996) Who are the parents of a child? The law of descent in the Netherlands. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 18:3, pages 341-352.
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Jo Shaw, Veronica Smits & Paul Vlaardingerbroek. (1995) European section: The influence of human rights on Dutch Child Law. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 17:3, pages 387-409.
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