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Regional Integration and Trade Liberalization in Subsaharan Africa
Who was J.T.W. Mitchell?
Who was J.T.W. Mitchell?

By Stephen Yeo

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Pioneers of Co-operation
Pioneers of Co-operation

By Ian MacPherson, Stephen Yeo

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This book is an effort to address the under-reporting of the Rochdale Pioneers achievements, and to celebrate, 160 years on, the remarkable contribution of the Rochdale Pioneers.

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Religion and voluntary organisations in crisis
A chapter in The Making of a Successful Co-operative Business
A chapter in The Making of a Successful Co-operative Business

By Stephen Yeo

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This book represents the first chapter of a forthcoming book on the history of the Co-operative Wholesale Society (CWS) and was published for the Co-operative Congress 2002. It provides an overview...

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Regional Integration and Trade Liberalization in SubSaharan Africa Volume 3
Organic Learning NIACE Policy Discussion Paper
Regional Integration and Trade Liberalization in SubSaharan Africa Volume 3
Religion and Voluntary Organisations in Crisis
Religion and Voluntary Organisations in Crisis

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