Selected RAND Abstracts

A Guide to RAND Publications, Volume 49, January - December 2011

Published May 24, 2012

Selected RAND Abstracts (SRA) is a complete guide to all unclassified RAND publications for a given calendar year. Each volume contains author, subject, and title indexes covering all the material abstracted in that volume. The abstracts are arranged by type of publication and publication number. In addition, the SRA contains information about ordering RAND documents and obtaining annual subscriptions to RAND unclassified publications.

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  • Year: 2012
  • Pages: 424
  • Document Number: CP-593 (2012)

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