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الصفحة 381
Of course , not all the migrants accept this pattern , and many of the elders accept it only because their opposition to migration is fruitless . Ideally , the migrants should not leave for work in the cities , mines , vegetable and ...
Of course , not all the migrants accept this pattern , and many of the elders accept it only because their opposition to migration is fruitless . Ideally , the migrants should not leave for work in the cities , mines , vegetable and ...
الصفحة 396
The paradox here is that while the influence of the Mossi chiefs on the minority of migrants with political views has created unpleasantness in Ghana , their traditional control over the majority of migrants has served to insulate their ...
The paradox here is that while the influence of the Mossi chiefs on the minority of migrants with political views has created unpleasantness in Ghana , their traditional control over the majority of migrants has served to insulate their ...
الصفحة 397
Since the migrants are not the main carriers of new political ideas , they are not the main catalysts for the growth of nationalism in the Volta Republic . Yet the missiontrained young men , who have never migrated to Ghana for work but ...
Since the migrants are not the main carriers of new political ideas , they are not the main catalysts for the growth of nationalism in the Volta Republic . Yet the missiontrained young men , who have never migrated to Ghana for work but ...
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