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Reconciling economic reform and sustainable human development : social consequences of neo-liberalism

By: Taylor, Lance.

Contributor(s): Pieper, Ute.

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BookSeries: Office of Development Studies Discussion Paper Series.Publisher: 1996; United Nations Development Programme Subject(s): SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT | ECONOMIC REFORM | HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

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