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The structure and social context of non-formal training in Lusaka

By: Hoppers, Wim H. M. LContributor(s): University of Zambia. Institute for African StudiesSeries: Manpower research reportsPublication details: Lusaka University of Zambia Institute for African Studies 1981Description: 56pSubject(s): INFORMAL SECTOR--ECONOMICS--ZAMBIALOC classification: UNZA-IAS(08)MPRR

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