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Comparing Ideational Change and Practical Logics in the World Bank and the IMF: Poverty of Plenty

by Vetterlein; Antje

ISBN13: 9781138549999
ISBN10: 1138549991
Edition: 1st
Copyright: 2019-04-08
Publisher: Routledge

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