Political and Economic Planning

Political and Economic Planning (PEP) was a British policy think tank, formed in 1931 in response to Max Nicholson's article ''A National Plan for Britain'' published in February of that year in Gerald Barry's magazine ''The Week-End Review''. Provided by Wikipedia
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    World population and resources : a report /

    World population and resources : a report /

    Published 1979
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    European political parties; a handbook. PEP: Political and Economic Planning.

    European political parties; a handbook. PEP: Political and Economic Planning.

    Published 1970
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    Politics and bureaucracy in the European Community: a portrait of the Commission of the E.E.C,

    Politics and bureaucracy in the European Community: a portrait of the Commission of the E.E.C, by Coombes, David L.

    Published 1970
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    Women in top jobs: four studies in achievement.

    Women in top jobs: four studies in achievement.

    Published 1971
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    A PEP report on racial discrimination /

    A PEP report on racial discrimination /

    Published 1967
    “…Political and Economic Planning (Think tank)…”
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