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Transnationalization, the state, and the people : the Malaysian case : new Asian visions

By: Peng, Khor Kok.

Contributor(s): Muzaffar, Chandra | Ali, S. Husin.

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BookSeries: Southeast Asian Perspectives Project dossier : monograph series.Publisher: Quezon City : Tokyo 1984; Third World Studies Center ; United Nations University Description: ii, 104 p.Subject(s): POVERTY | ETHNIC AND RACIAL GROUPS | MALAYSIA | DEVELOPMENT ASPECTS | INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS | ECONOMIC RECESSION

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Dossier of the United Nations University Southeast Asian Perspectives Project. For limited circulation only.

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