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The effect of Iddi Amin’s expulsion of the Asian community in Uganda on the social and economic development of the country

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  • Tumuhairwe Collins
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    Paper provided by Maastricht School of Management in its series Working Papers with number 2012/37.

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    Length: 8 pages
    Date of creation: Mar 2012
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    Handle: RePEc:msm:wpaper:2012/37

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