Bureaucracy and labour migration: the Lesotho case
Malcolm Wallis
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Malcolm Wallis
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Working paper on the social policy and economic policy implications of migration for employment, comprising a case study of labour administration bureaucracy in Lesotho as it affects emigrant workers - includes historical background, conclusions and recommendations, and constitutes part of a WEP research project. References and statistical tables.
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Working paper on the social policy and economic policy implications of migration for employment, comprising a case study of labour administration bureaucracy in Lesotho as it affects emigrant workers - includes historical background, conclusions and recommendations, and constitutes part of a WEP research project. References and statistical tables.
Key concepts: Bureaucracy, Administration (probate law), Migrant workers, Political science, Geography, Demographic economics, Economic growth, Economics