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Managing Construction Logistics

Denny McGeorge    

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Book ReviewManaging Construction LogisticsGary Sullivan; Stephen Barthorpe and Stephen Robbins Publishers : Wiley-Blackwell 2010, 304 pages, ISBN 978-1-4051-5124-5 (paperback), GBP 49.99, EUR 60.00,  AUD 99.95, NZD  115.00. 

PÁGINAS
pp. 73 - 74
REVISTAS SIMILARES
Buildings
Information
Water

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