An edition of Changing rural institutions (1997)

Changing rural institutions

a Canadian perspective

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An edition of Changing rural institutions (1997)

Changing rural institutions

a Canadian perspective

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Publisher
Canadian Rural Restructuring Foundation
Language
English
Pages
248

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Subjects
Rural conditions, Rural development
Places
Canada

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Cover of: Changing rural institutions
Changing rural institutions: a Canadian perspective
1997, Canadian Rural Restructuring Foundation
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Edition Notes

Co-published by the Rural Development Institute.

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Brandon, Man

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
307.1/412/0971
Library of Congress
HN110.Z9 C63 1997

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Pagination
ix, 248 p. :
Number of pages
248

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL16946327M
ISBN 10
1895397537

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