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Women, development and social change : the women of rural Malawi : a case study
This study explores the contradictions which arise between global market driven development and the lived reality of Malawi's rural women with respect to the critical elements of peasant life which are usually defined as land, labour and social regime. Policy makers and planners design programmes an
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