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51. Rahmani, Majid; Emami, Mohammad & Moghaddam Fard, Mohammad (2025). “Jurisdictional Overlap in Legislative Functions within the Iranian Legal System”, New Studies in Administrative Law, No. 22, pp. 37–55.
