Uneven Paths of Development: Innovation and Learning in Asia and Africa

Uneven Paths of Development: Innovation and Learning in Asia and Africa

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  Oyelaran Oyeyinka, Banji ^a,b   Rasiah, Rajah ^b,c  

^a UN HABITAT   (Kenya)

^b UNU MERIT   (Netherlands)

^c UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA   (Malaysia)

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