The Rural-Urban Interface in Africa

Expansion and Adaptation

Bibliographic Data

ID5111577
AuthorsFassil Demissie, Jonathan Baker (0000-0001-5834-8606), Paul Ove Penderson
Year1995
Volume28
Issue3
Pages617
Publication date1995-01-01
Peer ReviewedYes
Open AccessNo
TypeARTICLE
VenueThe International Journal of African Historical Studies (JOURNAL)
Journal identifiersISSN: 0361-7882 • E-ISSN: 2326-3016
PublisherJSTOR (PUBLISHER)
DOI10.2307/221184
OpenAlexW2795494163
LanguageEN
References cited47

Agricultural marketing and processing activities in two district service centres in the communal areas of Zimbabwe The size of the enterprises in the agricultural marketing and processing sector in two district service centres in Zimbabwe Economically active population (all household members) by ethnicity in Addis Ababa Gurage migrants: reasons for coming to Addis Ababa Place of residence for Gurage migrants on their arrival in Addis Ababa Present occupations of Gurage householders who were farmers prior to migration to Addis Ababa Second language of heads of households in Addis Ababa by selected ethnic groups Kebele committee membership by ethnicity Population growth in towns and larger villages, 1971villages, -1991villages, Gross domestic product, 1979villages, -1988 (selected years) Retail and wholesale business establishments, 1984 Profile of the formal manufacturing sector, 1984 FAP summary results, medium scale industrial projects, May 1982-November 1984 Ownership of manufacturing firms, 1979-84 Age structure Indicators of rural and farming background Home-towns of the labour force by region City farmers by background Farming and other supplementary income Types of other extra jobs apart from farming Options in case of retrenchment Propensity to go back to farming Workers' educational background Previous work experience Year employed in the factory Summary of workers' urban wage-work orientation Ownership of land in the home area Indicators of workers' agro-links to their home areas Growth rates of selected regional headquarters, intermediate towns and Dar es Salaam, 1978-1988 Reasons for migration to Makambako Reception in Makambako Frequency of visits to home village Frequency of visits by distance of birthplace Migrants' seniority and frequency of visits Reasons for visiting home village Occupations of migrant householders Occupation of migrants' wives Combined occupations of head of households Combined occupations of wives Migrants' food supplies Sampling ratios by density, farming orientation, leadership and gender Urban and regional populations, 1988

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