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Populism Now!

Name: Populism Now!
Brand: NewSouth Publishing
SKU: 19019575
Price: 22.85 EUR
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Author: David McKnight
ISBN: 9781742235639

The Case For Progressive Populism

David McKnight

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Libristo kod: 19019575

Nakladnici NewSouth Publishing, travanj 2018

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