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c demands and students’ lack of familiarity with the modus operandi within the learning spaces (CHE 2010). These formidable challenges impact adversely on their success as university students, thereby widening the social inequality gap. There is a dearth of research that looks into the experiences o

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nachronistic scientific and social ideas (Matshinhe 2011). It is within the broad scope of rurality stereotypes in Zimbabwe that this chapter analytically exposes how rural students negotiate social spaces in geographically-located urban higher education institutions.

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ergence and the transition paths being different in rural areas from that of the urban also yield evidence on the rural urban dichotomy. Finally, we attempt to study the determinats underlying the convergence obatined from the empirical analysis carried out in the first stage.

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e General Social Survey (CGSS), we applied binomial logistic regression to test whether hukou status predicts people’s satisfaction toward public goods and services provision (. = 10,195). Rural hukou holders have 20% lower odds of being satisfied with general public goods and services provision tha

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nstrates the ways in which an understanding of the preceding two points contributes to our knowledge about economic growth and development. Because Asia is the fastest-growing and most dynamic continent in the world today, the research delineated in the individual chapters of the book provides pract

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tion of medical, cultural, and welfare facilities and population through GIS (Geographic Information System). The analysis results are calculated in 1 km or 100 m increments but are used in combination for the convenience of analysis. The result showed that vulnerable regions differ by types of serv