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Why Iran Remaind backward but west developed?

Volume 4, Issue 16
Winter 2003
Pages 247-264
National Studies Journal

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Kazem Alamdari
Akbar Ashrafi
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Alamdari, K., & Ashrafi, A. (2003). Why Iran Remaind backward but west developed?. National Studies Journal, 4(16), 247-264.

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Alamdari, K., & Ashrafi, A. "Why Iran Remaind backward but west developed?", National Studies Journal, 4, 16, 2003, 247-264.

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Alamdari K., Ashrafi A. Why Iran Remaind backward but west developed?. National Studies Journal. 2003;4(16):247-264 (In Persian).

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