Climate Change and Trade - The challenges for Southern Africa

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Product information

Condition:
Secondhand
Location:
South Africa
Product code:
H334
Bob Shop ID:
613059078

Author is Draper, Peter; Mbirimi, Ivan

Softcover Publisher: Jacana Media, 2010 ;

Used - Fine.

illustrated with graphs


Preferred method of dispatching is Pep Paxi, (R65) I have had no problems with them however I do offer Courier (R110+ and Postnet (R110)services.Courier costs differ depending on area. Welcome to arrange own courier./collection within a week from purchase.

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