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Changing patterns in world economy and the transition to a new international economic order (with special reference to the Arab world)

By: El-Zaim, Issam.

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BookSeries: Project on Socio-Cultural Development Alternatives in a Changing World of the UNU Human and Social Development Programme series.Publisher: Tokyo 1982; United Nations University Description: 16 p.ISBN: 9280803158.Subject(s): ARAB COUNTRIES | INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS

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UNU B28144

Project on Socio-Cultural Development Alternatives in a Changing World = Projet sur les alternatives socio-culturelles du developpement dans un monde en transformation. Sub-project on Endogenous Intellectual Creativity (EIC). ISSN: 0379-5772.
Original series title: Project on Socio-Cultural Development Alternatives in a Changing World of the UNU Human and Social Development Programme series ; 89.

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