The Effects of Restrictive South African Migrant Labor Policy on the Survival of Rural Households in Southern Africa: A Case Study from Rural Swaziland

Author： Leliveld A.  

Publisher： Elsevier

ISSN： 0305-750X

Source： World Development, Vol.25, Iss.11, 1997-11, pp. : 1839-1849

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