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How do the poor cope with the increase in employment inadequacy in Egypt ? [articles] / Karima KORAYEM, fasc. 39

Main Author: KORAYEM, KarimaLanguage: anglais.Publication: Florence - Italie : 2002Description: 36 p. : tabl., graph.Subject - Geographical Name: EGYPTE Subject: PAUVRETE | SITUATION EMPLOI | SOUS-EMPLOI | SITUATION ENSEIGNEMENT Item type:

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Paper presented at the Second Mediterranean social and political research meeting, Florence, mars 21-25, 2001

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