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Middleton, Nick, Pinder, D. (1999) The New Europe: Economy, Society and Environment. Economic Geography, 75 (3) 307 doi:10.2307/144585

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TitleThe New Europe: Economy, Society and Environment
JournalEconomic Geography
AuthorsMiddleton, NickAuthor
Pinder, D.Author
Year1999 (July)Volume75
Issue3
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