An edition of Arakshita deśa, arakshita mānusha (2009)

Arakshita deśa, arakshita mānusha

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Arakshita deśa, arakshita mānusha
Ānu Muhāmmada
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An edition of Arakshita deśa, arakshita mānusha (2009)

Arakshita deśa, arakshita mānusha

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Articles on foreign and international trade policy of Bangladesh, with special reference to the oil and natural gas sector in the country.

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Ayāḍarna Pābalikeśana
Language
Bengali
Pages
144

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Subjects

Energy development, Energy policy
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Arakshita deśa, arakshita mānusha
2009, Ayāḍarna Pābalikeśana
in Bengali

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In Bengali.

Published in
Ḍhākā
Other Titles
Arakshita desh, arakshita manus, Unprotected country, unprotected people

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Library of Congress
HD9502.B252 A58 2009

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Pagination
144 p. ;
Number of pages
144

Edition Identifiers

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OL23230879M
LCCN
2009312758

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL18641828W

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