IRRIGATION BEFORE DEVELOPMENT: INDIGENOUS AND INDUCED CHANGE IN AGRICULTURAL WATER MANAGEMENT IN EAST AFRICA

WILLIAM M. ADMAS

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WILLIAM M. ADMAS, DAVID M. ANDERSON; IRRIGATION BEFORE DEVELOPMENT: INDIGENOUS AND INDUCED CHANGE IN AGRICULTURAL WATER MANAGEMENT IN EAST AFRICA, African

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