integration of the Single European Market and state

some implications for research, policy analysis and development : draft report to the Joseph Rowntree Foundation

by John Benington

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Published 1991 by Local Government Centre, University of Warwick in Coventry .
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Edition Notes

Statement	by John Benington.
Contributions	University of Warwick. Local Government Centre., Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL20699396M

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