Privatising humanity : How our essential human needs became financial assets

Name: Privatising humanity : How our essential human needs became financial assets
SKU: 9781526182982
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by Bayliss, Kate
Development economics & emerging economies
Paperback

SKU: 9781526182982 Category: economics

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by Bayliss, Kate | Development economics & emerging economies
Published 26/05/2026 by Manchester University Press in the United Kingdom
Paperback | 288 pages, 15 black & white illustrations

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