Women in Zimbabwe created by Elinor Batezat and Margaret Mwalo
Material type: TextLanguage: English Series: (Southern Africa political economy series)Publication details: Harare SAPES Trust 1989Description: 73 pagesContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0797408932
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Includes bibliographical references
Chapter 1 Agriculture, 2 - Education and employment, 3 - Health, 4 - Legal status, 5 - Family and society, 6 - Women and development policy
Women in Zimbabwe constitues a major contribution to the study of the position of women in cosiety and represents one of the first of its kind in Zimbabwe. Focusing on specific key areas, Batezat and Mwalo present an overview of the social, political and economic status of women in Zimbabwe. The study draws both from academic and historical research and from interviews conducted with rural and urban women.
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