Dsgn Unplugged: Poverty and Progress by Deepak Lal: Cover Design

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Tuesday, 3 March 2015

Poverty and Progress by Deepak Lal: Cover Design

Client: Oxford University Press, India

Posted by Dsgn Unplugged at 05:23

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