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Where’d you hear that? I read it in an Indian social geography paper while writing an undergraduate Geography "101" paper. (The course number was actually 1)
by stcredzero 9y ago
Where’d you hear that?
I read it in an Indian social geography paper while writing an undergraduate Geography "101" paper. (The course number was actually 1)
- ucaetano 9y agoThe Indian model is very different: cities create large "suburban" slums and poor villages around them. Not because of resources, but because of overpopulation.