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Volume 3, No. 2 (2013)
NEGOTIATING THE PATH TO ECO: SHOULDN’T HUMAN SECURITY CONCERNS DRIVE MONETARY INTEGRATION OF ECOWAS?
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Lere Amusan, PhD, & Demola Jegede (2013). NEGOTIATING THE PATH TO ECO: SHOULDN’T HUMAN SECURITY CONCERNS DRIVE MONETARY INTEGRATION OF ECOWAS?. Sokoto Journal of the Social Sciences, 3(2). https://mail.sjssudus.com/article/418/negotiating-the-path-to-eco-shouldnt-human-security-concerns-drive-monetary-integration-of
Lere Amusan, et al.. “NEGOTIATING THE PATH TO ECO: SHOULDN’T HUMAN SECURITY CONCERNS DRIVE MONETARY INTEGRATION OF ECOWAS?.” Sokoto Journal of the Social Sciences, vol. 3, no. 2, 2013.
Lere Amusan, PhD, and Demola Jegede. “NEGOTIATING THE PATH TO ECO: SHOULDN’T HUMAN SECURITY CONCERNS DRIVE MONETARY INTEGRATION OF ECOWAS?.” Sokoto Journal of the Social Sciences 3, no. 2 (2013). https://mail.sjssudus.com/article/418/negotiating-the-path-to-eco-shouldnt-human-security-concerns-drive-monetary-integration-of.
Lere Amusan, PhD, and Demola Jegede (2013) ‘NEGOTIATING THE PATH TO ECO: SHOULDN’T HUMAN SECURITY CONCERNS DRIVE MONETARY INTEGRATION OF ECOWAS?’, Sokoto Journal of the Social Sciences, 3(2). Available at: https://mail.sjssudus.com/article/418/negotiating-the-path-to-eco-shouldnt-human-security-concerns-drive-monetary-integration-of.
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