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Some Problems of Regional Economic Development in West Africa

R. J. Harrison Church

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the legacies of several official languages; constitutional and legal systems; varied administrative organizations, methods, and attitudes; different educational systems and outlooks; ties to many currency and trading zones; and much more. Nevertheless, the case for interterritorial or international regional economic development has always been evident, even if not always practiced. In the eight territories of the former Federation of French West Africa and

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Key concepts: Geography, Economic geography, Political science, Regional science, Development economics, Economics