Journals
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Third World Quarterly | Rajah RASIAH | Globalisation | Globalization and private capital movements | 2000 |
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Third World Quarterly | Marion BOULBY | Tunisia - Islam | The islamic challanges : Tunisia since independence | 1988 |
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Third World Quarterly | Farid ESACK | South Africa - Islam | Three islamic strands in the South African struggle for justice | 1988 |
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Third World Quarterly | Abbas ALNASRAWE | Middle East - Iran-Iraq war | Economic consequence of the Iraq Iran war | 1986 |
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Third World Quarterly | Ian SMILLIA | NGO | NGO's and development assistance: a change in mind set | 1997 |
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Third World Quarterly | Mark DUFFIELD | NGO | Non-Governmental delivery of services: NGO relief in war zones. Towards an acul ysi of the new aid paradigm | 1997 |
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Third World Quarterly | Sheila JASANOFF | NGOs | NGOs and the environment: from knowledge to action | 1997 |
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Third World Quarterly | Marchall D. DON | NAFTA | From the triangula trade to NAFTA: a neostructuralist insight into missed | 1996 |
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Third World Quarterly | Henry Clement MOORE | Tunisia | Tunisia and bourguibisme : twenty years of crisis | 1988 |
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Third World Quarterly | Heribert ADAM | South Africa | Comparing South Africa : non racial vs ethnonationalist revival | 1993 |
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Third World Quarterly | James G. BLIGHT | Russia | USSR's Third World orphans : deterring desperate dependents | 1992 |
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Third World Quarterly | Muthiah ALAGAPPA | Security | Regional institutions in the UN and international and security : a frame work for analysis | 1997 |
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Third World Quarterly | Andre Frank GUNDER | War | Third world war: a political economy of the Gulf war and the new world order | 1992 |
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Third World Quarterly | Adriam LEFLTWICA | Third World | Governance, democracy and development in the third world | 1993 |
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Third World Quarterly | Peter J. SCHRAEDER | Third World | Its the third world stupid ? why the third world should be the priority of the Clinton adminis tration | 1993 |
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Third World Quarterly | Nelson KASFIR | Third World - democracy | Popular sovereignty and popular participation: mised constutional democracy in the third world | 1992 |
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Third World Quarterly | Morris W H JONES | India | India after Indira : a late of two legacies | 1985 |
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Third World Quarterly | Kiaras GARABAGHI | Central Asia | Development strategies for Central Asia in the 1990's : a search of alternatives | 1994 |
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Third World Quarterly | David, R. PENNA | Women - Gender issue | Human rights and culture : beyond university and relativism | 1998 |
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Third World Quarterly | Gina KOCZBERSKI | Women - Gender issue | Women in development : a critical analysis | 1998 |
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Third World Quarterly | James H. MITTELMAN | Globalisation | Globalization and environment resistance politics | 1998 |
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Third World Quarterly | David LAHMANN | Globalisation - Fundamentalism | Fundamentalism and globalism | 1998 |
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Third World Quarterly | Dennis AUSTIN | Ghana - Society | The Ghana armed forces and Ghanaian society | 1985 |
