Women’s and Gender Studies in English-Speaking Sub-Saharan Africa

Women’s and Gender Studies in English-Speaking Sub-Saharan Africa

Source :

• Gender & Society [ 0891-2432 ] ; 2004-12.

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • geographic : Éthiopie, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Sénégal, Tanzanie, Ouganda, Zimbabwe.
  • topic : Liberté de l'enseignement, étude de cas, Violence domestique, Intégration économique, Soins de santé, Enseignement supérieur, Droits de l'homme, Système judiciaire, Santé mentale, Accroissement de population, Entreprise privée, Santé génésique, Harcèlement sexuel, Sexualité, Changement social, Développement social, Sciences sociales, Enfant des rues, Ajustement structurel.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Aaword, Aaword book series, Ababa, Academic freedom, Academic institutions, Accra, Activism, Activist, Addis, Addis ababa, Addis ababa university, Address issues, Adepoju, Aderanti adepoju, Adomako, Adomako ampofo, Affirmative action, Affirmative action programs, Africa development, Africa world press, African, African charter, African continent, African culture, African education, African gender researchers, African gender studies, African journal, African scholars, African societies, African states, African studies, African universities, African university, African women, Aicha tamboura diawara, Akosua, Akosua adomako ampofo, Amina, Amina mama, Ampofo, Associate professor, Ayesha, Ayesha imam, Bagile, Case study, Cedaw, Christine oppong, Civil society organizations, Clotilde twagiramariya, Codesria, Codesria book series, Conventional understandings, Critical race, Cusack, Customary laws, Dakar, December, Democratic change, Demographic change, Domestic violence, Dzodzi tsikata, Eastern africa, Ebrima sall, Echo magazine, Economic crises, Economic crisis, Economic integration, Engendering, Engendering african, Ethiopia, Felicia oyekanmi, Female sexuality, Feminism, Feminist, Feminist africa, Feminist scholars, Feminist scholarship, Feminist theory, First ladies, Florida atlantic university, Formal sector, Gaidzanwa, Gana shettima, Gender, Gender analysis, Gender equality, Gender equity, Gender inequality, Gender inequity, Gender issues, Gender relations, Gender research, Gender scholars, Gender society, Gender society december, Gender studies, Gender theories, Gender training, Genderbased violence, Gendered, General assembly africa, General consensus, Ghana, Globalization, Harassment, Health care, Health care services, Higher education, Historical analysis, Human rights, Human rights documentation center, Imam, Indigenous cultures, Informal sector, Informal sectors, International symposium, International treaties, Jelil ladebo, Jita allan, Kathy cusack, Kenya, Kerata chacha, Labor market, Legal system, Legitimate governance, Male dominance, Manuh, Many women, Maria nzomo, Mary osirim, Mbilinyi, Mcfadden, Mejiuni fashina, Mental health, Meredith turshen, Multidisciplinary perspective, Muslim laws, National machinery, National programs, Next section, Nigeria, Nigerian, Nongovernmental, Nongovernmental organizations, Nonmonogamous partners, Nordic africa institute, Nzomo, Ofori atta, Other hand, Other parts, Patriarchal state, Pereira, Population growth, Poverty alleviation, Prah, Private sector, Qualitative methods, Rape, Reproductive, Reproductive health, Reproductive rights, Research review, Research training, Review essay, Rita lijestrom, Rural women, Rutenge, Rutenge bagile, Science research, Secondary school, Secondary schools, Senegal, Sexual harassment, Sexual orientation, Sexual pleasure, Sexuality, Sexuality practices, Shadow report, Sierra leone, Signe arnfred, Situational analysis, Social change, Social development, Social justice, Social science research, Social sciences, Social transformation, Southern africa, Space limitations, State feminism, Street children, Structural adjustment, Structural adjustment programs, Structural perspective, Studies scholars, Subsaharan africa, Such issues, Takyiwaa manuh, Tamale, Tanzania, Teenage girls, Teenage pregnancy, Third world network, Trade liberalization, Tsikata, Uganda, Unmet need, West africa, Women faculty, Women students, World bank, Yassine fall, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe resource centre.
• Teeft :
  • Aaword, Aaword book series, Ababa, Academic freedom, Academic institutions, Accra, Activism, Activist, Addis, Addis ababa, Addis ababa university, Address issues, Adepoju, Aderanti adepoju, Adomako, Adomako ampofo, Affirmative action, Affirmative action programs, Africa development, Africa world press, African, African charter, African continent, African culture, African education, African gender researchers, African gender studies, African journal, African scholars, African societies, African states, African studies, African universities, African university, African women, Aicha tamboura diawara, Akosua, Akosua adomako ampofo, Amina, Amina mama, Ampofo, Associate professor, Ayesha, Ayesha imam, Bagile, Case study, Cedaw, Christine oppong, Civil society organizations, Clotilde twagiramariya, Codesria, Codesria book series, Conventional understandings, Critical race, Cusack, Customary laws, Dakar, December, Democratic change, Demographic change, Domestic violence, Dzodzi tsikata, Eastern africa, Ebrima sall, Echo magazine, Economic crises, Economic crisis, Economic integration, Engendering, Engendering african, Ethiopia, Felicia oyekanmi, Female sexuality, Feminism, Feminist, Feminist africa, Feminist scholars, Feminist scholarship, Feminist theory, First ladies, Florida atlantic university, Formal sector, Gaidzanwa, Gana shettima, Gender, Gender analysis, Gender equality, Gender equity, Gender inequality, Gender inequity, Gender issues, Gender relations, Gender research, Gender scholars, Gender society, Gender society december, Gender studies, Gender theories, Gender training, Genderbased violence, Gendered, General assembly africa, General consensus, Ghana, Globalization, Harassment, Health care, Health care services, Higher education, Historical analysis, Human rights, Human rights documentation center, Imam, Indigenous cultures, Informal sector, Informal sectors, International symposium, International treaties, Jelil ladebo, Jita allan, Kathy cusack, Kenya, Kerata chacha, Labor market, Legal system, Legitimate governance, Male dominance, Manuh, Many women, Maria nzomo, Mary osirim, Mbilinyi, Mcfadden, Mejiuni fashina, Mental health, Meredith turshen, Multidisciplinary perspective, Muslim laws, National machinery, National programs, Next section, Nigeria, Nigerian, Nongovernmental, Nongovernmental organizations, Nonmonogamous partners, Nordic africa institute, Nzomo, Ofori atta, Other hand, Other parts, Patriarchal state, Pereira, Population growth, Poverty alleviation, Prah, Private sector, Qualitative methods, Rape, Reproductive, Reproductive health, Reproductive rights, Research review, Research training, Review essay, Rita lijestrom, Rural women, Rutenge, Rutenge bagile, Science research, Secondary school, Secondary schools, Senegal, Sexual harassment, Sexual orientation, Sexual pleasure, Sexuality, Sexuality practices, Shadow report, Sierra leone, Signe arnfred, Situational analysis, Social change, Social development, Social justice, Social science research, Social sciences, Social transformation, Southern africa, Space limitations, State feminism, Street children, Structural adjustment, Structural adjustment programs, Structural perspective, Studies scholars, Subsaharan africa, Such issues, Takyiwaa manuh, Tamale, Tanzania, Teenage girls, Teenage pregnancy, Third world network, Trade liberalization, Tsikata, Uganda, Unmet need, West africa, Women faculty, Women students, World bank, Yassine fall, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe resource centre.

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Affiliations:

• Ghana
• Région du Grand Accra
• Accra, Legon (Ghana)
• Université du Ghana

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