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Eastern European Economics Volume 34, 1996 - Issue 4: Regional Problems and SME Development in Transition Countries (cont.)
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The Czech—Saxony Cross-Border Dimension of Regional Transition in the Czech Republic

Vladislav Cieslar
Pages 03-40 | Published online: 08 Feb 2016

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