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Gloria Thomas-Emeagwali1991

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Technology, Gender and Power in Africa

Gloria Thomas-Emeagwali · Patricia Stamp

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Year1991

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Published1991-12-01

VenueAfrican Studies Review

ISSN-L0002-0206

Languageen

Citations45

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