Chapter Three: Ethnic Distribution Of Population

 

Chapter Three: Ethnic Distribution of Population


 

THE SARAWAK MUSEUM JOURNAL
VOL LXXII NO.95 DECEMBER 2017

 
 
Title : 
Chapter Three: Ethnic Distribution of Population

Author : 
Joseph Ko Tee Hock

Abstract:
This chapter starts by exploring the different sources of population data from 1939 to 1980, the limitations and problems of inter-temporal comparisons, and changing patterns of population distribution. These are then followed by a socio-economic study of three ethnic groups in Sarawak, i.e. Iban, Minor Indigenous groups, and Chinese dialectic groups.

DOI:
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How to cite:
Joseph Ko Tee Hock. (2017). Chapter Three: Ethnic Distribution of Population. The Sarawak Museum Journal, LXXVII (98) : 87-146

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