Yugoslavia, a Multinational State: Regional Difference and Administrative ResponseChandler Publishing Company, 1966 - 244 pagine General study of Yugoslavia, with particular reference to urbanization and regional planning - covers demographic aspects and geographical aspects, and includes public administration of housing and community development. Bibliography pp. 223 to 231, and numerous maps. |
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INTRODUCTION page | 1 |
DEVELOPMENT OF THE YUGOSLAV STATE page | 7 |
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND REGIONAL VARIATION page | 27 |
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Yugoslavia, a Multinational State: Regional Difference and Administrative ... Jack C. Fisher Visualizzazione estratti - 1966 |
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