The political economy of fisheries development in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand
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J.M. Floyd, PhD
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University of Hawaii
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The political economy of fisheries development in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand
Typescript. Bibliography: leaves 267-273. Photocopy. Microfilm. xi, 273 leaves, bound ill., map 29 cm
Abstract: Typescript. Bibliography: leaves 267-273. Photocopy. Microfilm. xi, 273 leaves, bound ill., map 29 cm
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