An edition of Portugal and the Challenge of 1992 (1990)

Portugal and the challenge of 1992

an assessment of the European Community's most vulnerable partner in the run-up to the "single market" of 1992

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Portugal and the challenge of 1992
Diana Smith, Diana Smith
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An edition of Portugal and the Challenge of 1992 (1990)

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an assessment of the European Community's most vulnerable partner in the run-up to the "single market" of 1992

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Camões Center for the Study of the Portuguese-Speaking World
Language
English
Pages
27

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Portugal and the challenge of 1992: an assessment of the European Community's most vulnerable partner in the run-up to the "single market" of 1992
1990, Camões Center for the Study of the Portuguese-Speaking World
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Portugal and the Challenge of 1992
January 1990, Columbia Univ Camoes Center
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New York, N.Y
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Camões Center special report -- no. 1

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HC392 .S54 1990

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27 p.
Number of pages
27

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OL31112983M
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91101788

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