Opportunities for women in economic activities in Zambia by Bardouille, R

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Bardouille, R [author]

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Economic participation for women -- Zambia

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HB171.5 JOU

Summary: Economic work in the lives of the majority of woman in Zambia is not a matter of seeking equality with men. The changing economic roles and responsibility of women, particularly the poor, make working an economic necessity. Due to the economic pressures, family structures are no longer able to function as welfare systems to extend economic support to widowed, divorced and single women as dictated by tradition. many married women must also work.

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Journal Article	Main Library - Special Collections	HB171.5 ZIM (Browse shelf(Opens below))	vol. 2, no. 1 (pages 26-46)	SP10592	Not for loan	For In house Use

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Economic work in the lives of the majority of woman in Zambia is not a matter of seeking equality with men. The changing economic roles and responsibility of women, particularly the poor, make working an economic necessity. Due to the economic pressures, family structures are no longer able to function as welfare systems to extend economic support to widowed, divorced and single women as dictated by tradition. many married women must also work.

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