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Sex Roles, Education, and Development in Africa

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Sex Roles, Education, and Development in Africa
Author(s)Sudarkasa, Niara
AbstractThis paper provides a general discussion of the effects of colonial rule on patterns of indigenous African education, division of labor, and social stratification. It explores changing patterns of sex roles and occupational structures giving special attention to the changing position of women.
IssueNo3
Pages279-289
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceAnthropology & Education Quarterly
VolumeNo13
PubDateSeptember 1982
ISBN_ISSN0161-7761
Browse Path(s)Anthropology
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