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REIMAGINING Japanese education borders, transfers, circulations and the comparative:oxford studies in comparative education/ edited by David Blake Willis and Jeremy Rappleye.

Physical description: 287 p.: ill. 23 cm.;
General notes: Includes bibliographical references.;
Author(s): Willis, David Blake.; Rappleye, Jeremy.;
ISBN: 978187327519 (pbk.;
Subjects: Comparative education --Japan.; Education --Japan.;
Publisher: : Symposium Books Oxford , 2011.;
Call number: 370.952 REI;
Type: Book
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700 $aWillis, David Blake.
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