Women and collective action in Africa: development, democratization, and empowerment, with special focus on Sierra Leone

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Gender Politics and Representation African Studies and Ethnography Gender, Education, and Development Issues

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The Challenge and Conceptual Framework The Context and Background Collective Action for Political Empowerment Collective Action for Economic Empowerment Collective Action for Educational and Occupational Empowerment 'Traditional' Associations Mutual-Aid Associations Islam and Women's Associations Christianity and Women's Associations Conclusion

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