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The place of value in a world of facts

Wolfgang Köhler

1938

The internationalisation of mobile telecommunications

Peter J. Curwen

2009

Tell Me About

Christopher Maynard

1993

Natural capital

Dieter Helm

2015

The virtual self

Nora Young

2012

Little Black Lies Corporate Political Spin In The Global War For Oil

Jeff Gailus

2012

Aftermath

Manuel Castells, João Caraça, Gustavo Cardoso et al.

2012

The collapse of globalism

John Ralston Saul

2006

Stakeholding & Its Critics (Choice in Welfare , No 36)

Will Hutton

1997

Merriam-Webster's biographical dictionary

Merriam-Webster

1995

Reformatted

Andrew Leyshon

2014

What role for currency boards?

Williamson, John

1995

Japan, Europe, and international financial markets

Rama V. Ramachandran, Ryūzō Satō, Richard M. Levich

1994

Ecclesiology for a global church

Richard R. Gaillardetz

2008

The United Nations and the advancement of women, 1945-1996

United Nations.

1996

Equal pay

Paula Määtä

2008

Geography of the information economy

Mark E. Hepworth

1989

Electronic markets

Craig Standing

2009

The Oxford handbook of economic inequality

Wiemer Salverda

2009

The Foreign Aid Regime

A. Furia

2015

チーズスイートホーム [Chīzu suīto hōmu/Chi's Sweet Home] (1)

こなみかなた [Konami Kanata]

2010 ★ 4.3

Nature and spirit

Robert S. Corrington

1992

The food wars

Walden F. Bello, Walden Bello

2009

A theology of world religions

Paul Varo Martinson

1987

Explaining Inequality

Maurizio Franzini

2016

A blueprint for a safer planet

N. H. Stern

2009

Economics 2.0

Norbert Häring

2009

The crunch

Alex Brummer

2008

Rogue economics

Loretta Napoleoni

2008

Season of the Sandstorms

BEN SHE.YI MING, Mary Pope Osborne

2005

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