Michael Replogle

Sustainable Transportation Strategies for Third World Development

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Excerpt from: Bicycle Reference Manual for Developing Countries. Edited by Barbara Gruehl Kipke, April 1991.

References

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  2. Ministry of Transport and Communications,
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  5. World Bank,
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  11. From a speech given by Roger B. Smith, executive vice-president and chairman-elect of General Motors, to the National Foreign Trade Convention,
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  12. World Bank,
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  15. Hoda, M.M.
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  16. Replogle, Michael,
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  17. "Dhaka Pedicab Drivers Strike to Stay on Road,"
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  18. Replogle, Michael,
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  19. Replogle, Michael,
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  20. Banks, Russell,
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