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Internal migration in Sri Lanka and its social consequences

Robert N. Kearney

1987

The South goes North

Robert Coles

1967

Newfoundlanders

Leslie Bella

2002

They seek a city

Arna Bontemps

1966

Masses in flight

Roberta Cohen

1998

Readings in the sociology of migration

Clifford J. Jansen

1970

Eaters of the Dry Season

David Rain

1999

The minds of the West

Jon Gjerde

1999

Migration, prostitution, and human trafficking

Min Liu

2011

Migration (Access to Geography)

Paul Guinness

2002

Migrants in modern France

Philip E. Ogden

1989

Ethnic groups in motion

Milica Zarkovic Bookman

2002

China on the Move

C. Cindy Fan

2014

Migration Patterns in Canada

Edward E. Smith

2003

Minutes of evidence

Hudson's Bay Company.

1857

The limits to human mobility

David Metz

2008

New mobilities regimes in art and social sciences

Gerlinde Vogl, Susanne Witzgall, Sven Kesselring

2012

The myth of market failure

Gregory, Peter

1986

Haciendo pueblo

Kathleen Logan

1984

Regional growth and decline in the United States

Bernard L. Weinstein

1978

The Peopling of Newfoundland

John J. Mannion

1977

Home and foreign investment, 1870-1913

Cairncross, Alec Sir

1953

Writing across worlds

John Connell, Paul White, Russell King

1995

Exodus within borders

David A. Korn

1999

Population redistribution and development in South Asia

K. Maudood Elahi, Leszek A. Kosiński

1985

Forced to Flee

Peter W. Van Arsdale

2006

Strangers and Neighbours

Jeremy Hayhoe

2016

Population, migration, and urbanization in Africa

William Adams Hance

1970

Too many, too long

John Rogge

1985

Seven roles of women

Christine Oppong

1987

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