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Social cohesion: a new definition and a proposal for its measurement in Africa

Créateur:

Leininger, Julia

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Éditeur:

German Institute of Development and Sustainability

Hôte:

Discussion Paper 31/2021

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social cohesion definition Africa development policy

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