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Ikuko Okamoto

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Born 1967

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  • Cover of: The economic transition in Myanmar after 1988: market economy versus state control

    First published in 2009 — 1 edition
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  • Cover of: Local societies and rural development: self-organization and participatory development in Asia

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  • Cover of: Economic disparity in rural Myanmar: transformation under market liberalization

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Born 1967

Subjects

Economic conditions, Burma, economic conditions, Economic policy, Agriculture, Agriculture, economic aspects, asia, Asia, economic conditions, Asia, economic policy, Betonamu-Nōgyō, Burma, politics and government, Communities, Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Agriculture, Economic history, Nōson-Betonamu, Regional disparities, Rural development, Rural development, asia, Yakibata

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Burma, Asia

Time

1948-, 1988-

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  • OLID: OL6538853A

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January 2, 2009 Created by ImportBot Imported from Library of Congress MARC record