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African women workers, economic reform, globalization, AIDS and civil conflict

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  • Mhone, Guy C. Z.,

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Analyses isues concerning the situation of women workers in the context of current economic reform, globalization, technological change, AIDS, environmental degradation and civil strife.

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  • Mhone, Guy C. Z.,, 1995. "African women workers, economic reform, globalization, AIDS and civil conflict," ILO Working Papers 993096413402676, International Labour Organization.
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