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Planning in foreign affairs : an examination of the issue in the context of the planning unit of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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1979
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Borovalı, Ali Fuat
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A. F. Borovalı, “Planning in foreign affairs : an examination of the issue in the context of the planning unit of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs,” Middle East Technical University, 1979.