The emergence of a Quechua sub-culture in the city of Arequipa as a result of the phenomenon of internal migration from rural areas to urban areas within Peru

The emergence of a Quechua sub-culture in the city of Arequipa as a result of the phenomenon of internal migration from rural areas to urban areas within Peru

by Stewart I. M. Adams

Book 5 of Working paper (University of St. Andrews. Centre for Latin American Linguistic Studies) --

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