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S. I. Abumere

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9 works

1983–2002 across 9 dated works

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Abuja the new federal capital of Nigeria = nouvelle capitale fédérale du Nigeria1983
Urban and regional planning policy formulation in developing countries1987
With A. Faniran, Adepoju G. Onibokun
The informal sector in Nigeria's development process lessons from the literature1995
Distributional inequity and the problem of national integration1998

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The informal sector in Nigeria's development process lessons from the literature1995
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Rural infrastructure and the development process in rural Nigeria2002
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Development policy and analysis: a book in honour of Akinlawon Ladipo Mabogunje (Con)2001
With Adedoyin Soyibo
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Building the Nigeria private sector capacity: an assessment of problems and policy options2002
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Food supply to Ibadan: a study of rural-urban linkages2001
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Distributional inequity and the problem of national integration1998
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Urban and regional planning policy formulation in developing countries1987
With A. Faniran, Adepoju G. Onibokun
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Abuja the new federal capital of Nigeria = nouvelle capitale fédérale du Nigeria1983
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Players in the development process: essays in honour of Muritala Adebayo Adetunji2002
With Muritala Adebayo Adetunji, B. Olabimpe Aboyade
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