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Migration to the Gulf States and China: local perspectives from Cameroon

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2009
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Pelican, M., & Tatah, P. (2009). Migration to the Gulf States and China: local perspectives from Cameroon. African Diaspora, 2(2), 229–245. https://doi.org/10.1163/187254509X12477244375210

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This contribution discusses local perspectives on international migration with a focus on South-South and South-East migration, namely from Cameroon to the Gulf States and to China. The report is based on a joint research project involving anthropologists and students of the Universities of Zurich, Yaoundé and Douala.

As in many African countries, international migration has become a major concern for large parts of the population of Cameroon. While western countries still feature as preferred destinations, many Cameroonians have tur

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  • Pelican, Michaela
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  • Tatah, Peter
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2

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229

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245

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English

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1872-5457

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Pelican, M., & Tatah, P. (2009). Migration to the Gulf States and China: local perspectives from Cameroon. African Diaspora, 2(2), 229–245. https://doi.org/10.1163/187254509X12477244375210

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