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One Nation under AARP

Name: One Nation under AARP
Brand: University of California Press
SKU: 04618061
Price: 194.03 RON
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Author: Frederick R. Lynch
ISBN: 9780520268289

The Fight over Medicare, Social Security, and America's Future

Frederick R. Lynch

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Codul Libristo: 04618061

Editura University of California Press, iunie 2011

This book provides a fresh and even-handed account of the newly modernized AARP (formerly the Americ... Descrierea completă

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