Les problèmes des régions isolées
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Etudes examinées:
Going away . and coming back: Economic life and migration in Bird Cove and Anchor Point
(Etude no. 12)
J.D. House, avec Sheila M. White et Paul Ripley
Lords of the Arctic: Wards of the state — The growing Inuit population, Arctic resettlement and their effects on social and economic change (Etude no. 13)
Colin Irwin
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