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Interpreting african underdevelopment : reflections on the ILO re port on employment, incomes and equality in Kenya / by Colin Leys.

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International Labour Office

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TextPublication details: [s.l.], [s.n.], [1974].Description: v. ; 23 cmSubject(s):

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AF P 331.1096762 INT

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"...adapted from part of a draft for a wider study of Kenya, ... pub lished in 1974 ... presented to a seminar at the Institute of Commonwea lth Studies, London, in February 1973."

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