Towards ecnomic independence ; paper on the nationalisation of the copper industry in Zambia
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Towards ecnomic independence ; paper on the nationalisation of the copper industry in Zambia
APA
Faber M L O, Potter J G, . (1971). Towards ecnomic independence ; paper on the nationalisation of the copper industry in Zambia. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Chicago
Faber M L O, Potter J G, . 1971. Towards ecnomic independence ; paper on the nationalisation of the copper industry in Zambia. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Harvard
Faber M L O, Potter J G, . (1971). Towards ecnomic independence ; paper on the nationalisation of the copper industry in Zambia. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
MLA
Faber M L O, Potter J G, . Towards ecnomic independence ; paper on the nationalisation of the copper industry in Zambia. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1971.