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1994

190 Congolese Women and Their Sucess in Managing Small-Scale Ecocomic Activities
by Zegers, M. & Tchibindat, F.

1993

189 Politiques et Transitions de fecondite dans le Tiers Monde: des echecs, des reussites, de l'incertain
by Ofosu, Y.
188 An Exploration of Operation of the Formal Labour Market in Malawi
by Cohen, B. & House, W.J.
187 Les congolaises et leur reussite dans la gestion des activites economiques de petite echelle
by Zegers, M. & Tchibindat, F.
185 ILO Standard Setting, Policy Studies and Technical Cooperation Relating to Population Issues and Women
by Oppong, C.

1992

184 Socio-Economic Change and Evolution of Cultural Models of Reproduction in Ghana: Implications for Population Policy
by Ofosu, Y.

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