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International aid : a discussion of the flow of public resources from rich to poor countries with particular reference to British policy

Little, Ian Malcolm David

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International aid : a discussion of the flow of public resources from rich to poor countries with particular reference to British policy

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[Autore] Little, Ian Malcolm David
[Autore] Clifford, J. M.

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International aid : a discussion of the flow of public resources from rich to poor countries with particular reference to British policy / by I. M. D. Little and J. M. Clifford

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360 p. ; 23 cm.

Date

1965

Place of publication

London

Village

GRAN BRETAGNA

Tongue

INGLESE

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Biblioteche SBN Sardegna

IT\ICCU\TO0\0930608

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http://id.sbn.it/bid/TO00930608

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International aid : a discussion of the flow of public resources from rich to poor countries with particular reference to British policy

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Banks, I.M.F. & debt crisis : robbing the poor to pay the rich

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