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The Roots of Economic Success and Stagnation in Europe and the Middle East

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An edition of God, Power, and Printing (2017)

God, Power, and Printing

The Roots of Economic Success and Stagnation in Europe and the Middle East

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Cambridge University Press
Language
English
Pages
288

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Subjects
Economics, Rule of law, Europe, central, economic conditions, Middle east, economic conditions, Economic conditions, Religious aspects, Economic history

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God, Power, and Printing: The Roots of Economic Success and Stagnation in Europe and the Middle East
2017, Cambridge University Press
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HC240.R78 2016, HC240 .R78 2017

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OL28619517M
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9781107036819
LCCN
2016045144
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960641970

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