The Western Mediterranean: Its Political, Economic, and Strategic ImportancePraeger, 1974 - 256페이지 |
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... economic leverage in its dealings with the Western Mediterranean states . The French found , for ex- ample , little sympathy within the American Government or American oil firms in its controversy with Algeria over revision of 1965 oil ...
... economic leverage in its dealings with the Western Mediterranean states . The French found , for ex- ample , little sympathy within the American Government or American oil firms in its controversy with Algeria over revision of 1965 oil ...
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... economic infra- structure that were left as the chief colonial legacies . When one con- siders the extent to which modern urban life patterns , an entire edu- cational system , new cultural values , different land tenure patterns and ...
... economic infra- structure that were left as the chief colonial legacies . When one con- siders the extent to which modern urban life patterns , an entire edu- cational system , new cultural values , different land tenure patterns and ...
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... economic ties between all three Maghreb states and their former metropole , France , dominate the entire matter of foreign economic relations in each case , although in different ways . As the European Economic Community ( EEC ) has ...
... economic ties between all three Maghreb states and their former metropole , France , dominate the entire matter of foreign economic relations in each case , although in different ways . As the European Economic Community ( EEC ) has ...
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