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Journal of Baltic Studies Volume 31, 2000 - Issue 2: Baltic Economies in Transition
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The tyranny of antecedent circumstances

George J. Neimanis Niagara University
Pages 136-147 | Published online: 28 Feb 2007

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GundarJ. King, BruceW. Finnie, J. Thad Barnowe & LindaK. Gibson. (2004) Corruption and economic development on the Baltic littoral: Focus on Latvia. Journal of Baltic Studies 35:4, pages 329-345.
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Michael D Ishman, C Carl Pegels & G Lawrence Sanders. (2001) Managerial information system success factors within the cultural context of North America and a former Soviet Republic. The Journal of Strategic Information Systems 10:4, pages 291-312.
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