Keeping them in their place: the ambivalent relationship between development and migration in Africa

Keeping them in their place: the ambivalent relationship between development and migration in Africa

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Migration has moved to the centre stage of development policy after decades of waiting in the wings. For most of the last sixty years, migration has been portrayed in development circles in largely negative terms and identified as one of the problems that development aims to address in Africa. Sudde...

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Glavni avtor:	Bakewell, O
Format:	Working paper
Izdano:	International Migration Institute 2007

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