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Asian bureaucratic systems emergent from the British imperial traditions.

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Braibanti, Ralph J. D

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TextSeries: Publication (Duke University. Commonwealth-Studies Center) ; no. 28Publication details: Durham, NC : Duke University Press, 1966.Subject(s):

Asia -- Politics and government. -- Asia -- Politics and government
South Asia -- Politics and government. -- South Asia -- Politics and government
Great Britain -- Colonies -- Administration. -- Great Britain -- Colonies -- Administration. -- Great Britain -- Colonies -- Administration

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