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الصفحة 258
SMALL URBAN CENTRES : VANGUARDS OF EXPLOITATION TWO CASES FROM SUDAN ABDEL GHAFFAR M. AHMED and MUSTAFA ABDEL RAHMAN ' A INTRODUCTION : AGAINST DUALISM S theories of development , dualist interpretations have difficulty in accounting ...
SMALL URBAN CENTRES : VANGUARDS OF EXPLOITATION TWO CASES FROM SUDAN ABDEL GHAFFAR M. AHMED and MUSTAFA ABDEL RAHMAN ' A INTRODUCTION : AGAINST DUALISM S theories of development , dualist interpretations have difficulty in accounting ...
الصفحة 311
The small urban centres are a product of the large urban centres which developed as nodes in a transmission system of raw materials from colonial Africa in return for manufactured goods from the manufacturing centres of the world in an ...
The small urban centres are a product of the large urban centres which developed as nodes in a transmission system of raw materials from colonial Africa in return for manufactured goods from the manufacturing centres of the world in an ...
الصفحة 312
These urban centres below the level of district towns hardly produce anything themselves ; they sell already manufactured goods . They obtain these goods from the district towns , provincial towns and Nairobi or Mombasa — the centres of ...
These urban centres below the level of district towns hardly produce anything themselves ; they sell already manufactured goods . They obtain these goods from the district towns , provincial towns and Nairobi or Mombasa — the centres of ...
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