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Research on migration in Africa: past, present, and future / Derek Byerlee

By: Byerlee, Derek.

Contributor(s): Michigan State University. Department of Agricultural Economics | Afriocan Rural Employment Study.

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BookSeries: African rural employment paper: no. 2.Publisher: [East Lansing, Dept. of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University] 1972Description: 22, 10 l. 28 cm.Content type: text Subject(s): Rural-urban migration -- Research -- Africa

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"Part of a three year study of rural employment problems in Africa which is being financed under an AID/Washington contract (AID/csd 3625) with the Department of Agricultural Economics at Michigan State University."

Bibliography: leaves 1-10 (2d group)

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