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'Today's globalisation does not appear that conflict-ridden'

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Kaul, Inge

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TextPublication details: 2004Action note:

6/17/08 JOYD

Summary: Eloborates on the implications for multilateral politics in applying the concept of public goods to issues of international relevance.

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Eloborates on the implications for multilateral politics in applying the concept of public goods to issues of international relevance.

6/17/08 JOYD

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