Lecture on the informal economy
A lecture with discussion given in the School of Development Studies, University of Kwazulu-Natal, Durban in November 2009.
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Dear Abdul Aziz 9,
Am doing research on the ‘informal’ economy in Katanga province, of DR Congo, and i was very keen to see the above lecture. My interests are in artisanal mining so whatever discussion the above video may provide is likely to be useful for me to think with.
Many thanks,
tim.
Hi Tim, Thanks for making the connection. I hope you didn’t mind that it was just audio. Keith