Women in Africa : studies in social and economic change /
Compilation of field studies based on interdisciplinary research concerning African women as agents of social change in various historical and political aspects - seeks to improve research methods for study of these women and their social role. Bibliography pp. 285 to 298.
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Stanford, Calif. :
Stanford University Press,
1976.
Stanford, Calif. : 1976. |
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Table of Contents:
- The limitations of group action among entrepreneurs: the market women of Abidjan, Ivory Coast / Barbara C. Lewis
- Rebels or status-seekers? Women as spirit mediums in East Africa / Iris Berger
- From lelemama to lobbying: women's associations in Mombasa, Kenya / Margaret Strobel
- Protestant women's associations in Freetown, Sierra Leone / Filomina Chiomasteady
- Women and economic change in Africa / Leith Mullings
- Less than second-class: women in rural settlement schemes in Tanzania / James L. Brain.