Articles · Vol. 12 No 2 (2008): Revue africaine de sociologie

Local perspectives on transnational relations of Cameroonian migrants

  • Michaela Pelican
    Michaela Pelican
    Department of Social Anthropology University of Zurich, Switzerland
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  • Michaela Pelican

    Department of Social Anthropology
    University of Zurich, Switzerland

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