Contemporary Obstetrics and Gynaecology for Developing CountriesFriday Okonofua, Kunle Odunsi The authors further advocate that for publishing development to be sustained, more sophisticated government policies and resources are required. They conclude that a triangular relationship, taking in government, development agencies and the private sector can provide the basis for a healthy book trade in Africa. |
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