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Aminu Mamman Dr. Alternative spellings: A. Mamman
Profession Betriebswirt
Affiliations University of Manchester Cardiff University
Q113398123
Publishing years Series Management in development : working papers (4) Collection Vivre l'entreprise / Série Management et ressources humaines (1) Routledge studies in development economics (1) BWPI working paper (1)