Localisation du peuplement, migrations internes et urbanisation en Afrique
Abstract
Il est inutile de souligner l'importance des études sur la localisation du peuplement, l'urbanisation et les migrations internes. Ces études méritent une priorité d'un rang élevé car leurs résultats ont de nombreuses incidences sur les questions de programmation dans les domaines économique et social.
Citation
“Nations Unies. Commission Economique pour l'Afrique (1962-10). Localisation du peuplement, migrations internes et urbanisation en Afrique. NU. CEA Réunion sur le cycle d'etude sur les problèmes démographiques en Afrique (1962, oct. 29 - nov. 10 : Le Caire, Egypte).; NU. CEA Réunion sur le cycle d'etude sur les problèmes démographiques en Afrique (1962, oct. 29 - nov. 10 : Le Caire, Egypte).. Addis Ababa :. © UN. ECA,. http://hdl.handle.net/10855/7309”Collections
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