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The Perennials

How to Unlock the Potential of Our Multigenerational Society

by Mauro Guillen

How to Unlock the Potential of our Multigenerational Society

NON FICTION

SOCIETY & CULTURE

SOCIETY, CULTURE & TECHNOLOGY

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Pages:

240

Published:

9 Jan 2024

Format

Paperback

Publisher

Bonnier Books Limited

Imprint

Heligo Books

ISBN:

9781788708999

How to Unlock the Potential of our Multigenerational Society

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