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David Kerr, Peter Glatter, Geoffrey Swain, Adli Kandah, Todd Clark, Neil McFadyean, Graham Roberts, Richard Taylor and Jane McDermid

Europe-Asia Studies, 1996, vol. 48, issue 1, 155-167

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Date: 1996
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