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Business, Money and Power in Southeast Asia
James Clad
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Bibliographic information
Title
Behind the Myth: Business, Money and Power in Southeast Asia
Author
James Clad
Edition
reprint
Publisher
GraftonBooks, 1991
Original from
the University of California
Digitized
4 Sep 2008
ISBN
0246139080, 9780246139085
Length
275 pages
 
 
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