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Impact of modernization on development and demographic behaviour: Case studies in seven third world countries.

By: Vlassoff CContributor(s): Barkat-e-KhudaMaterial type: Text

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TextLanguage: eng. Publication details: Ottawa International Development Research Centre, 1988 Description: 123pISBN: 0889365024Subject(s): Child Labour-casestudies | EconomicBehaviour-case studies | Modernization-case studies | Rural Development-casestudies-developing countries | Social Development-case studiesNLM classification: HM 101: N88I: VLA

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