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• 2003Female household headship and the feminisation of poverty : facts, fictions and forward strategies130 cited
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• 2007Matrilineal Family Ties and Marital Dissolution in Ghana93 cited
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• 2011Women and Climate Change: A Case‐Study from Northeast Ghana80 cited
• 1994Gender, headship and intrahousehold resource allocation78 cited
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• 2006Women, Gender, and Development77 cited
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• 2007Gender equality and poverty in Ghana: implications for poverty reduction strategies68 cited
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