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Mexican population: 1982. 墨西哥人口:1982。

American Universities Field Staff reports: North America Pub Date : 1982-01-01

T G Sanders

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Population, petroleum, and politics: Mexico at the crossroads. Part 2. The potentials and problems of Mexican oil resources. 人口、石油和政治:处于十字路口的墨西哥。第2部分。墨西哥石油资源的潜力与问题。

American Universities Field Staff reports: North America Pub Date : 1980-01-01

C F Gallagher

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Population, petroleum, and politics: Mexico at the crossroads. Pt. 1. 人口、石油和政治:处于十字路口的墨西哥。Pt。1。

American Universities Field Staff reports: North America Pub Date : 1980-01-01

C F Gallagher

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Demography and development: the lessons of Costa Rica. 人口与发展:哥斯达黎加的经验教训。

American Universities Field Staff reports: North America Pub Date : 1980-01-01

C F Gallagher

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The Second Latin American Population Conference. 第二届拉丁美洲人口会议。

American Universities Field Staff reports: North America Pub Date : 1975-05-01 DOI: 10.2307/1966355

T. G. Sanders

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The Second Latin American Population Conference. 第二届拉丁美洲人口会议。

American Universities Field Staff reports: North America Pub Date : 1975-05-01

T G Sanders

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Cuba and the Bucharest Conference. 古巴和布加勒斯特会议。

American Universities Field Staff reports: North America Pub Date : 1974-12-01

T G Sanders

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Mexico 1974: demographic patterns and population policy. 墨西哥，1974年:人口结构和人口政策。

American Universities Field Staff reports: North America Pub Date : 1974-07-01

T G Sanders

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