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The state, technology and peasant differentiation in Zambia: A case study of the southern province,1930-1986.

By: Chipungu, Samuel.

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BookPublisher: Lusaka : Historical Association of Zambia, 1988Subject(s): Rural Development | Technology -- Rural communities -- Zambia. -- Technology -- Rural communities -- Zambia. -- Technology -- Rural communities -- ZambiaSummary: Deals with interrelated issues of rural technology and the role of the state. Focusses specifically on the impact of technology and the role of the state in peasant differention.

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The state, technology and peasant differentiation in Zambia: A case study of the southern province,1930-1986.

By: Chipungu, Samuel.