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Columbia journal of world business. Vol. 2, no. 1
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- Probing Bev Murphy, an interview
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- English
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- Brown, Lester R. (Lester Russell), 1934- Stork outruns the plow
- Ghandy, J. J. To end the "eternal compulsory fast"
- Herrer, Felipe, 1922- Needed: an assembly line for Latin American agriculture
- Pincus, J. Commodity agreements; bonanza or illusion
- Fisher, H. W. World grows food with used sunlight
- Mehrlich, F. P. For all the little pigs that never went to market
- Arensberg, Conrad M. (Conrad Maynadier), 1910-1997. Upgrading peasant agriculture: is tradition the snag
- Chapman, W. M. Bank of the world's fertility
- Gaillard, Y. Why guideposts don't guide
- Thullier, G. Why guideposts don't guide
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- New York : Published by Pergamon Press for and under the auspices of the Graduate School of Business, Columbia University, 1967
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- 95 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm
- OCLC
- ocm25002665
- Jan./Feb. 1967.
- The Stork outruns the plow, by L.R. Brown.--To end the "eternal compulsory fast," by J.J. Ghandy.--Needed: an assembly line for Latin American agriculture, by F. Herrera.--Commodity agreements; bonanza or illusion, by J. Pincus.--The world grows food with used sunlight, by H.W. Fisher.--For all the little pigs that never went to market, by F.P. Mehrlich.--Upgrading peasant agriculture: is tradition the snag, by C.M. Arensberg.--The Bank of the world's fertility, by W.M. Chapman.--Why guideposts don't guide, by Y. Gaillard and G. Thuller.--Probing Bev Murphy, an interview