An edition of The impact of agricultural development on a pastoral society (1979)

The impact of agricultural development on a pastoral society

the Shukriya of the eastern Sudan : a report submitted to the Agency for International Development

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An edition of The impact of agricultural development on a pastoral society (1979)

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the Shukriya of the eastern Sudan : a report submitted to the Agency for International Development

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Institute for Development Anthropology
Language
English
Pages
57

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Subjects

Agricultural development projects, Shukriya (Arab people)

Places

Halfāʾ al-Jadīdah, Sudan

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The impact of agricultural development on a pastoral society: the Shukriya of the eastern Sudan : a report submitted to the Agency for International Development
1979, Institute for Development Anthropology
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Bibliography: p. 56-57.

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Binghamton, N.Y
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[Working paper -- no. 17], IDA working paper -- no. 17.

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57 p. :
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57

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OL22112855M

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