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Park, Sam Ock, Angel, David P., Rock, Michael T. (2002) Asia's Clean Revolution: Industry, Growth and the Environment. Economic Geography, 78 (2) 250 doi:10.2307/4140792

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TitleAsia's Clean Revolution: Industry, Growth and the Environment
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Rock, Michael T.Author
Year2002 (April)Volume78
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