Human development report 2010: the real wealth of nationals pathways to human development

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United Nations Developmen

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United Nations Development Programme

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2010 United Nations Development Programme New YorkEdition: 20th Anniversary editionDescription: xiii, 227 pISBN:

9780230333697

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DDC classification:

307.2 H8/2010

Summary: Migration, both behind and beyond borders, has become an increasingly prominent issue in domestic and international debates. The HDR09 proposes to address this theme, exploring how the movement of people can expand human capabilities and entitlements, and how to address the underlying inequalities and distortions which limit the potential gains. (www.alibris.com)

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Migration, both behind and beyond borders, has become an increasingly prominent issue in domestic and international debates. The HDR09 proposes to address this theme, exploring how the movement of people can expand human capabilities and entitlements, and how to address the underlying inequalities and distortions which limit the potential gains. (www.alibris.com)

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