An edition of The Bantustan brain gain: a study into the nature and causes of brain drain from independent Africa to the South African Bantustans (1989)

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a study into the nature and causes of brain drain from independent Africa to the South African Bantustans

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An edition of The Bantustan brain gain: a study into the nature and causes of brain drain from independent Africa to the South African Bantustans (1989)

The Bantustan brain gain

a study into the nature and causes of brain drain from independent Africa to the South African Bantustans

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Publisher
Institute of Southern African Studies, National University of Lesotho
Language
English
Pages
74

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Subjects

Brain drain, Professional employees

Places

Homelands, Africa, South Africa

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The Bantustan brain gain: a study into the nature and causes of brain drain from independent Africa to the South African Bantustans
1989, Institute of Southern African Studies, National University of Lesotho
in English
Cover of: The Bantustan brain gain
The Bantustan brain gain: a study into the nature and causes of brain drain from independent Africa to the South African Bantustans
1989, Institute of Southern African Studies, National University of Lesotho
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[Maseru, Lesotho]
Series
SouthernAfrican studies series -- no. 5.

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IN PROCESS (ONLINE)

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ii, 74 p. ;
Number of pages
74

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OL22965689M

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