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Communications, computers, and automation for development

By: Pool, Ithiel de Sola.

Contributor(s): Stone, Philip James | Szalai, Sandor.

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BookSeries: UNITAR research reports ; no. 6.Publisher: 1971; United Nations Institute for Training and Research Description: 61 p. 28 cm.Subject(s): ECONOMIC ASPECTS | AUTOMATION | COMPUTERS | COMMUNICATIONS | ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

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Original series title: UNITAR research reports No.6.

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