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System-environment adaptations: Corporations in a U.S.-Mexico border metropolis

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    Julius Rivera & Paul Wershub Goodman

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Rivera, J., Goodman, P.W. System-environment adaptations: Corporations in a U.S.-Mexico border metropolis. Studies in Comparative International Development 16, 24–46 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02686355

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