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Goodwin-White, Jamie (2017) A review of The Political Origins of Inequality: Why a More Equal World is Better for Us All By Simon Reid-Henry. Economic Geography, 93 (3) 319-321 doi:10.1080/00130095.2017.1278694

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TitleA review of The Political Origins of Inequality: Why a More Equal World is Better for Us All By Simon Reid-Henry
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AuthorsGoodwin-White, JamieAuthor
Year2017 (May 27)Volume93
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PublisherInforma UK Limited
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Plain TextGoodwin-White, Jamie (2017) A review of The Political Origins of Inequality: Why a More Equal World is Better for Us All By Simon Reid-Henry. Economic Geography, 93 (3) 319-321 doi:10.1080/00130095.2017.1278694
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