Die Beziehungen zwischen Nomaden und Bauern im senegalesischen Sahel

eine konflikttheoretische Analyse

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German
Pages
168

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Die Beziehungen zwischen Nomaden und Bauern im senegalesischen Sahel: eine konflikttheoretische Analyse
1982, Druckhaus Bayreuth Verlagsgesellschaft
in German

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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 154-168.
Summary in English and French.

Published in
Bayreuth
Series
Bayreuther geowissenschaftliche Arbeiten ;, Bd. 4

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
305.8/009663
Library of Congress
GN655.S3 W44 1982

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Pagination
168 p. :
Number of pages
168

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL2932687M
ISBN 10
3922808077
LCCN
84169029
OCLC/WorldCat
11290647
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3438320

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