An edition of Planes of living (1954)

Planes of living

two papers. Submitted as a preparatory paper for the Twelfth Conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations, Kyoto, Japan, September-October, 1954

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Planes of living
M. V. Namjoshi, M. V. Namjoshi
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An edition of Planes of living (1954)

Planes of living

two papers. Submitted as a preparatory paper for the Twelfth Conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations, Kyoto, Japan, September-October, 1954

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Distributed by Institute of Pacific Relations
Language
English
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13

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Subjects

Cost and standard of living

Places

India

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Planes of living: two papers. Submitted as a preparatory paper for the Twelfth Conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations, Kyoto, Japan, September-October, 1954
1954, Distributed by Institute of Pacific Relations
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Indian paper -- no. 5, Indian paper (Indian Council of World Affairs) -- no. 5.

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HD7051 .N3

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Pagination
13 leaves
Number of pages
13

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OL44965529M
LCCN
56001585
OCLC/WorldCat
11430466

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