An edition of Freedom of thought (1999)

Freedom of thought

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Freedom of thought
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An edition of Freedom of thought (1999)

Freedom of thought

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BCPSA Secretariat, Institute of Governance Studies, Simon Fraser University
Language
English
Pages
904

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Congresses, Political science

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Freedom of thought
1999, BCPSA Secretariat, Institute of Governance Studies, Simon Fraser University
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"BCPSA Annual".

Cover title.

"1999 Conference Proceedings"--Prelim. p.

"Fifth conference of the British Columbia Political Studies Association was held at the University of British Colombia, Vancouver, British Colombia on May 14,15,16, 1999"--Prelim. p.

Includes bibliographical references.

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Burnaby, B.C
Series
British Columbia Political Studies Association annual -- 1999
Genre
Congresses.

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904 p. :
Number of pages
904

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OL14529669M
OCLC/WorldCat
51220879

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