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GATS Mode 4 in Russia’s migration policy Liberalization and its limitation. / Horie, Norio; Veredyuk, Olesya V. .

Russian Trade Policy : Achievements, Challenges and Prospects. ed. / Sergei Sutyrin; Olga Y. Trofimenko; Alexandra Koval. 1st Edition. ed. London : Taylor & Francis, 2019.

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Harvard

Horie, N & Veredyuk, OV 2019, GATS Mode 4 in Russia’s migration policy Liberalization and its limitation. in S Sutyrin, OY Trofimenko & A Koval (eds), Russian Trade Policy : Achievements, Challenges and Prospects. 1st Edition edn, Taylor & Francis, London. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780429464041

APA

Horie, N., & Veredyuk, O. V. (2019). GATS Mode 4 in Russia’s migration policy Liberalization and its limitation. In S. Sutyrin, O. Y. Trofimenko, & A. Koval (Eds.), Russian Trade Policy : Achievements, Challenges and Prospects (1st Edition ed.). Taylor & Francis. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780429464041

Vancouver

Horie N, Veredyuk OV. GATS Mode 4 in Russia’s migration policy Liberalization and its limitation. In Sutyrin S, Trofimenko OY, Koval A, editors, Russian Trade Policy : Achievements, Challenges and Prospects. 1st Edition ed. London: Taylor & Francis. 2019 https://doi.org/10.4324/9780429464041

Author

Horie, Norio ; Veredyuk, Olesya V. . / GATS Mode 4 in Russia’s migration policy Liberalization and its limitation. Russian Trade Policy : Achievements, Challenges and Prospects. editor / Sergei Sutyrin ; Olga Y. Trofimenko ; Alexandra Koval. 1st Edition. ed. London : Taylor & Francis, 2019.

BibTeX

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