Woman's Role in Economic DevelopmentEarthscan, 1989 - 283 páginas A documented investigation into what happens to women in the process of economic and social growth throughout the Third World. Covering the situation in Africa, Latin America and Asia, Boserup considers the role of women in the development and modernization of poor countries in terms of topics such as land rights, employment, land rights, industrialization and marriage systems. |
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Male and Female Farming Systems | 27 |
9 | 41 |
Loss of Status under European Rule | 53 |
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