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| Brand |  Bloomsbury Academic is a publisher of academic books and journals. It is a division of Bloomsbury Publishing, a global publishing house. |
| ISBN | Bloomsbury Academic 1855390965 |
| MPN | Bloomsbury Academic 9781855390966 |
| ID | 13931621 |
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