Africa, المجلد 75،الأعداد 1-2Oxford University Press, 2005 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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... migrants in Kano , the largest city in northern Nigeria . Igbos in Kano provide , perhaps , the most salient group in which to investigate the relationship between , on the one hand , Igbos ' outward - going migratory entrepreneurship ...
... migrants in Kano , the largest city in northern Nigeria . Igbos in Kano provide , perhaps , the most salient group in which to investigate the relationship between , on the one hand , Igbos ' outward - going migratory entrepreneurship ...
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... migrants manipulate and rely on these networks of kinship , affinity , and community to achieve their goals in places like Kano . Finding accommodation , securing employment , developing opportunities to establish businesses , forging ...
... migrants manipulate and rely on these networks of kinship , affinity , and community to achieve their goals in places like Kano . Finding accommodation , securing employment , developing opportunities to establish businesses , forging ...
الصفحة 38
... migrants build their first ( and frequently their only ) homes in their villages of origin , even if they live almost their entire lives in cities like Kano . In Kano the supply of good accommodation for migrants is less than the demand ...
... migrants build their first ( and frequently their only ) homes in their villages of origin , even if they live almost their entire lives in cities like Kano . In Kano the supply of good accommodation for migrants is less than the demand ...
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