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Refugee dynamics: Angolans in Zambia 1966 to 1972
The International Migration Review
|April 1, 1981
Abstract:
"The following study of Angolan refugees in Zambia examines the decision-making dynamics of refugee movements, documents a case of extensive self-settlement, describes the background to the refugee movement, and briefly compares the welfare of self-settling refugees and those who are in government schemes."
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