Adoption and effects of economic measures taken by developed countries as a means of political and economic coercion against developing countries (resolution 38/197 of 20 December 1983) :: report of the Secretary-General.

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Adoption and effects of economic measures taken by developed countries as a means of political and economic coercion against developing countries (resolution 38/197 of 20 December 1983) : report of the Secretary-General.

1984

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SymbolA/39/415

TitleAdoption and effects of economic measures taken by developed countries as a means of political and economic coercion against developing countries (resolution 38/197 of 20 December 1983) : report of the Secretary-General.

AccessEnglish: A_39_415-EN - PDF ; Русский: A_39_415-RU - PDF ; العربية: A_39_415-AR - PDF ; 中文: A_39_415-ZH - PDF ;

Agenda information A/39/251 80 Development and international economic cooperation. DEVELOPMENT--INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC COOPERATION
A/39/251 80c Trade and development. INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Date[New York] : UN, 27 Sept. 1984.

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45 p.

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Includes replies received from Governments.

CollectionsUN Bodies > General Assembly > General Assembly Plenary
Resource Type > Documents and Publications > Reports

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