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Comprises monographs (volumes and pamphlets) mineographed materials, etc. made up as a collection in 10 volumes: IV, Hangchow and Shanghai, 1931. Each vol. has typewritten t.-p.

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Institute of Pacific Relations. Conference. (9th: 1945: Hot Springs)

Published: 1945

Total Pages: 740


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United States paper. New York, American Institute of Pacific Relations. no. 1. United States economic policy towards the Philippine Republic. By S. Jenkins. no. 2. Two problems related to economic development in the Orient. By E. Staley. no. 3. American business with East Asia. By G. STein. no. 4. The results of the allied occupation of Japan, an interim report. By E. M. Martin. no. 5. Issues in Micronesia. Ed. by A. L. Dean. no. 5, Supplementary chapter: Health

Institute of Pacific Relations. Conference

Published: 1947

Total Pages: 528


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Secretariat paper. New York, International Secretariat, Institute of Pacific Relations. no. 1. Problems of labour and social welfare in southern and eastern Asia. By members of the International Labour Office. no. 2. Soviet far eastern policy since Yalta. By M. Beloff. no. 3. The position of the Chinese in Southeast Asia. By V. Purcell. no. 4. Some political aspectsof far eastern economic development. By E. S. Kirby. no. 5. Patterns of far eastern industrial development. By G. Rosen. no. 6. Some aspects of Indonesian politics and nationalism. By G. M. Kahin. no. 7. Notes on nationalism and communism in the Far East. By W. Macmahon Ball. no. 8. Nationalism in Malaya. By T. H. Silcock. no. 9. Recent political and economic developments in China. By S. B. Thomas. no. 10. Nationalism and political developemtn in Ceylon. By I. Jennings. no. 11. Effects of western civilization on Indonesian society. By W. F. Wertheim

Institute of Pacific Relations. Conference

Published: 1950

Total Pages: 726


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