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Eriocaulaceae --- Cameroun = Cameroon --- Central Africa --- flora --- acquisitions 2015.05-06
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AFC Central Africa --- Central Africa --- Gabon ( = AEF ) --- flora --- Aizoaceae --- Aristolochiaceae --- Gnetaceae --- Hypericaceae --- Lecythidaceae --- Pedaliaceae --- Polygalaceae --- Turneraceae --- Xyridaceae --- descriptions --- line drawings --- Plants --- Plantes --- Classification
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acquisitions 2015.05-06 --- Central Africa --- Cameroun = Cameroon --- vascular plants --- checklists --- taxonomy
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AFC Central Africa --- Cameroun = Cameroon --- national parks --- forests --- nature conservation --- bioconservation --- endangered species --- checklists --- protected areas --- red data
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BR Staff Publications [c] (book chapter or book) --- Fungi --- edible fungi --- Central Africa --- tropical rain forests --- taxonomy --- identification --- coloured photographs --- drawings --- coloured plates --- full text online
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Internal politics --- Journalism --- Mass communications --- Central Africa --- Mass media --- Press and politics --- Elections --- Political campaigns --- Médias --- Presse --- Presse et politique --- Propagande électorale --- Political aspects --- Aspect politique
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An analysis of natural resources in the Central African Republic has shown that the country has a strong national potential and a diversified ecosystem. However, the economy has drastically deteriorated over the years owing to mismanagement. As a result, peopleís welfare has become increasingly critical, reaching now the level of what can be called ëacute miseryí. While studying issues of governance and the stabilisation of the economic system, this book pays a special attention to the analysis of the structural and contextual evolution of the economy of the Central African Republic. The study
Economic security --- Regionalism --- Human geography --- Nationalism --- Interregionalism --- Security, Economic --- Economic policy --- Social policy --- Welfare economics --- Africa, Central --- Africa, Equatorial --- Central Africa --- Equatorial Africa --- Economic policy. --- Social conditions. --- Economic conditions.
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The success of the Victorian explorer and missionary David Livingstone's first book, Missionary Travels (1857), led to his receiving government funding in 1858 for an expedition up the Zambezi River. The trip was expected to last two years, and was intended to further commercial and scientific as well as missionary aims. However, owing to internal disagreements, illness (including the death of Livingstone's wife), drought and tribal warfare, the explorers' mission took six and a half years and achieved little apart from collecting plant and geological specimens. The upper reaches of the Zambesi proved unnavigable owing to rapids and waterfalls, and the expedition was recalled. This account, published in 1865, was in part an attempt to excuse the problems which had beset the expedition, and restore Livingstone's reputation in order to gain backing for further ventures.
Livingstone, David, --- Travel --- Zambezi River Valley --- Africa, Central --- Description and travel. --- Discovery and exploration --- British. --- لفنجستون، ديفيد، --- Livingston, David, --- Livingstons, Dāvids, --- Africa, Equatorial --- Central Africa --- Equatorial Africa --- Zambezi Valley --- Livingstone, David
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