An edition of Social change and internal migration (1977)

Social change and internal migration

a review of research findings from Africa, Asia and Latin America [by] Alan Simmons, Sergio Diaz-Briquets and Aprodicio A. Laguian.

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Social change and internal migration
Alan Simmons, Alan Simmons
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An edition of Social change and internal migration (1977)

Social change and internal migration

a review of research findings from Africa, Asia and Latin America [by] Alan Simmons, Sergio Diaz-Briquets and Aprodicio A. Laguian.

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International Development Research Centre
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128

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Developing countries, Internal Migration, Rural-urban migration, Social change

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Social change and internal migration: a review of research findings from Africa, Asia and Latin America [by] Alan Simmons, Sergio Diaz-Briquets and Aprodicio A. Laguian.
1977, International Development Research Centre
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"A report of the Migration Review Task Force of the International Development Research Centre" "IDRC-TS 6e" Bibliography: p. 113-128.

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128 p. ;
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