[村庄特征与人口保留:以塞内加尔河谷为例]。

Q4 Social Sciences

Labour, Capital and Society Pub Date : 1990-04-01

R Marcoux

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本研究以塞内加尔河谷为例，关注非洲农村人口减少和旨在减少人口外流的农村发展努力的有效性。“根据对该地区100个村庄人口流动的研究结果，我们分析了村庄特征与其人口保留之间的关系。此外，统计分析使我们能够质疑有关发展项目减缓农村人口外流能力的某些假设。”数据涉及塞内加尔、马里和毛里塔尼亚。(英文摘要)

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[Village characteristics and population retention: the case of the Senegal River Valley].

This study is concerned with rural depopulation in Africa and the effectiveness of rural development efforts designed to decrease the outflow of population, using the example of the Senegal River Valley. "On the basis of the results of a study on population mobility of a hundred villages in the region, we analyse the relations between the characteristics of the villages and the retention of their populations. As well, a statistical analysis allows us to question certain assumptions about the capacity of development projects to slow down the population drain from the countryside." Data concern Senegal, Mali, and Mauritania. (SUMMARY IN ENG)

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