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The ecological perspective on human affairs : with special refere nce to international politics / by Harold and Margaret Sprout.

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Sprout, Harold Hance, 1901-

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TextPublication details: Princeton : Published for the Princeton Center of International S tudies by Princeton University Press, 1965.Description: xi, 236 p.; 21 cmSubject(s):

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301.3

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Based on the author's Man-milieu relationship hypotheses in the cont ext of international politics.

Includes bibliographical references

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