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The bind of migration: Conditions of non-development in Lesotho

Wallman, Sandra - In: Perceptions of development, (pp. 102-112). 1977

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A different progress: the modernisation of depedence in Lesotho

Wallman, Sandra - In: Perceptions of development, (pp. 114-118). 1977

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003702865

London, demonstrating "good" diversity : option and choice in the local system

Wallman, Sandra - In: Sustainable cities : diversity, economic growth and …, (pp. 136-150). 2009

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The communication of measurement in Basutoland

Wallman, Sandra - In: Human organization : journal of the Society for Applied … 24 (1965) 3, pp. 236-243

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Conditions of non-development : the case of Lesotho

Wallman, Sandra - In: The journal of development studies : JDS 8 (1972) 2, pp. 251-261

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The farmech mechanization project, Basutoland (Lesotho)

Wallman, Sandra - In: The anthropology of development in Sub-Saharan Africa, (pp. 14-21). 1969

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Variations de styles de vie locale et organisation économique non officielles à Londres

Wallman, Sandra - In: Les economies non officielles, (pp. 117-131). 1984

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Network capital and social trust : pre-conditions for "good" diversity?

Wallman, Sandra (contributor) - 2005

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The diversity of diversity : implications of the form and process of localised urban systems

Wallman, Sandra - 2003

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10001800603

The diversity of diversity : implications of the form and process of localised urban systems

Wallman, Sandra - 2003

This paper summarises research into localised urban systems which accounts for variations in styles of diversity within multi-cultural cities. New work builds on previous studies in London and Turin. The first produced an ideal type model of open:closed urban systems and evidence that the former...

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