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The East European economies in transition

Michael Kaser

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Anglo‐German relations in the free trade area negotiations

Sabine Huth

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Japan's foreign aid: The case of Bangladesh

Niti Dubey

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Foreign policy and the environment ‐ managing conflict

David Chernushenko

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Sir Ernest Cassel and Anglo‐German relations before the outbreak of the First World War.

Elisabeth Sleightholme‐Albanis

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Technology transfers: COCOM in the post Cold‐War

Grace Kang

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Andrew Ridgway, John A. Thompson, Jonathan Haslam, Simon Page & Richard Moore

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