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Understanding reforms in Nepal:

political economy and institutional perspective
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Institute for Policy Research and Development, 2005 - Nepal - 194 pages

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TitleUnderstanding reforms in Nepal: political economy and institutional perspective
AuthorsDilli Raj Khanal, Institute for Policy Research and Development (Kathmandu, Nepal)
PublisherInstitute for Policy Research and Development, 2005
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized19 Dec 2009
ISBN9994680811, 9789994680818
Length194 pages
SubjectsNepal
  
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