What does IRP mean?
IRP means International Review of Psychoanalysis
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for International Review of Psychoanalysis?
International Review of Psychoanalysis can be abbreviated as IRP
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What does IRP stand for? IRP stands for "International Review of Psychoanalysis". |
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How to abbreviate "International Review of Psychoanalysis"? "International Review of Psychoanalysis" can be abbreviated as IRP. |
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What is the meaning of IRP abbreviation? The meaning of IRP abbreviation is "International Review of Psychoanalysis". |
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What is IRP abbreviation? One of the definitions of IRP is "International Review of Psychoanalysis". |
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What does IRP mean? IRP as abbreviation means "International Review of Psychoanalysis". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- IFPS - International Forum of Psychoanalysis
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- IJPA - International Journal of Psychoanalysis
- IRM - International Review of Management
- IRLE - International Review of Law and Economics
- IRCD - International Review of Community Development
- IRBD - International Review of Bipolar Disorders
- IRRC - International Review of the Red Cross
- IRE - International Review of Education
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- IRP - International Review of Pragmatics
- IRCL - International Review of Chinese Linguistics
- IFP - International Forum of Psychoanalysis
- IJP - International Journal of Psychoanalysis