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Southeast Asian Development

by Andrew McGregor
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Mar 2008
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Moving beyond purely descriptive accounts this informative text provides an engaging introduction to new geographies forming in Southeast Asia, and the ongoing challenges faced by these development processes.

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PublishedMar 10, 2008
ISBN-100415384168
ISBN-139780415384162
LanguageEnglish

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