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Internal Migration

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The myth of market failure

Gregory, Peter

1986

The Warmth of Other Suns

Isabel Wilkerson

2010 ★ 4.2

The elements of programming style

P. J. Plauger, Brian W. Kernighan

1974

Indonesia

World Bank

1988

From home to house

Adarsh Ajit, Shaleen Kumar Singh, Arvind Gigoo

2015

Reluctant Pioneers

James Reardon-Anderson

2005

Alliance politics

Richard E. Neustadt

1970

Haciendo pueblo

Kathleen Logan

1984

Unseasonal migrations

Jane Lou Collins

1988

The making of Black Detroit in the age of Henry Ford

Beth Tompkins Bates

2012

Working the pivot points

Frank Islam

2013

Let the lion eat straw

Ebele Oseye

1979

The economics of labor migration

Charles F. Mueller

1982

Mobile Europe

Ettore Recchi

2015

Arrival city

Doug Saunders

2010

Southern migrants, Northern exiles

Chad Berry

2000

Circulation in population movement

Murray Chapman, R. Mansell Prothero

1985

Move

Rosabeth Moss Kanter

2015

Mobility and modernity

Steve Hochstadt

1999

Identity, Belonging and Migration

Ruth Wodak, Gerard Delanty, Paul Jones

2008

Regional growth and decline in the United States

Bernard L. Weinstein

1978

Ain't Got No Home

Erin Royston Battat

2014

Indian migrations

Rachel Warner

1994

The Peopling of Newfoundland

John J. Mannion

1977

Home and foreign investment, 1870-1913

Cairncross, Alec Sir

1953

Occupational composition of Canadian migration

Leroy O. Stone

1979

Driven from the Land

Milton Meltzer

2000

Writing across worlds

John Connell, Paul White, Russell King

1995

Carolina cradle

Robert Wayne Ramsey

1964

The driftless zone, or, A novel concerning the selective outmigration from small cities

Rick Harsch

1997

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