An edition of Violent neoliberalism (2015)

Violent neoliberalism

development, discourse and dispossession in Cambodia

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Violent neoliberalism
Simon Springer, Simon Springer
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An edition of Violent neoliberalism (2015)

Violent neoliberalism

development, discourse and dispossession in Cambodia

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Palgrave Macmillan
Language
English
Pages
219

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Subjects

Neoliberalism, Democracy, Political violence, Economic development, Social conflict, Politics and government, Social conditions, Economic conditions, Liberalism, Cambodia, politics and government, Cambodia, social conditions, Cambodia, economic conditions

Places

Cambodia
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Cover of: Violent neoliberalism
Violent neoliberalism: development, discourse and dispossession in Cambodia
2015, Palgrave Macmillan
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
New York, NY

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
320.9596
Library of Congress
JC574.2.C16 .S67 2015, HD72-HD88JX5420GF1-9

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219 pages
Number of pages
219

Edition Identifiers

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OL31045943M
ISBN 13
9781137485328
LCCN
2014036742

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OL23211325W

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