Titlebook: African Women; A Political Economy Meredeth Turshen Book 2010 Meredeth Turshen 2010 feminism.gender.politics.women

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Domestic Workers in South Africa: Class, Race, and Gender,c service is one of the major sources of wage employment for African women in South Africa, and it is an important nexus of this triple oppression. The meaning of triple oppression is complex. It does not simply represent a convergence or coalescence of three distinct types of oppression, seen as va

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Gender and Contract Farming: Growing Tea in Kenya,ent priorities of African societies in part because numerous studies confronting the specific problems of African women show how gender relations affect and are affected by development; such studies demonstrate that gender relations are not natural, but socially constructed and historically created.

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,Capitalist Development and Women’s Work: A Nigerian Case Study, status of the occupations accessible to them. This chapter examines the very limited opportunities for women in industrial labor in Nigeria despite the historical fact of women’s participation in productive labor and continuing expectations of women’s significant contribution to household maintenan

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,Angolan Women’s Congress,of the problems that faced women—and indeed Angolan society as a whole—has had to be a more lengthy process than it would otherwise have been. Five years after the congress, the invading South African army was finally defeated at the historic battle of Cuito Cuanavale in 1988, leading to its withdra

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The Nigerian Feminist Movement: Lessons from Women in Nigeria (WIN),ring, and after colonialism. Many of them probably do not fit the conventional definition of a movement. Various forms of interest groups see themselves as movements. Although all of them serve interests that attempt to address inequalities between women and men in society, and although this is an a

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Sudanese Women Writing Their Status, highlight some of the opportunities and obstacles that Sudanese women face in publication. A small selection is made of the areas in which Sudanese women published books or papers or other types of publications and the political economy of that activity. My intention here is to bring to light the w