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Rostankowski, Peter (1983) The decline of agriculture and the rise of extractive industry in the Soviet North. Polar Geography and Geology, 7 (4) 289-298 doi:10.1080/10889378309377207

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TitleThe decline of agriculture and the rise of extractive industry in the Soviet North
JournalPolar Geography and Geology
AuthorsRostankowski, PeterAuthor
Year1983 (October)Volume7
Issue4
PublisherInforma UK Limited
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In(1983, October) Polar Geography and Geology Vol. 7 (4) Informa UK Limited

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