Women and work in Africa
by Edna G. Bay

Fourteen articles on women's means of livelihood in traditional, colonial, and modern settings throughout Africa. Examines the recent decline in women's abilities to meet their social and economic responsibilities and obligations. Recommends strategies for improvement of conditions. The underdevelopment of women in a variety of cultural contexts is considered and interpreted.
EmploymentCongressesWomenWomen, employmentWomen, africaBUSINESS & ECONOMICS / LaborPOLITICAL SCIENCE / Labor & Industrial RelationsSOCIAL SCIENCE / GeneralWorking WomenSocial Conditions