An edition of 'Some men really are useless' (1996)

'Some men really are useless'

the role of participating in a women's project, empowerment and gender in the conttext of two Zimbabwean women's organizations

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An edition of 'Some men really are useless' (1996)

'Some men really are useless'

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Third World Centre, Catholic University of Nijmegen
Language
English
Pages
164

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Subjects

Women, Women in development, Economic conditions, Societies and clubs, Women's rights, Sexual division of labor, Rural development project

Places

Zimbabwe
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'Some men really are useless': the role of participating in a women's project, empowerment and gender in the conttext of two Zimbabwean women's organizations
1996, Third World Centre, Catholic University of Nijmegen
in English

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Edition Notes

Thesis (M.A.) - Catholic University of Nijmegen, 1996.

Includes bibliography.

Published in
Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Series
Occasional paper, 56, Variation : -- 56

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Pagination
x, 164, 5 p. maps.
Number of pages
164

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL21723564M
ISBN 10
9072639537

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