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posted on 2021-12-20, 19:45 authored by Jacob MahlanguJacob Mahlangu
Qualitative research study analyzing economic inequality in Nigeria. Employing the black feminist perspective to explore the laws, norms, values, traditional authority, government and financial institutions that exclude women in the matters of economic empowerment. The study is an extended literature review and utilizes document analysis.

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u14061912@tuks.co.za

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South Africa

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Higher Education Researcher

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University of Pretoria

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International Relations disciplineHumanities and Social SciencesPolitical Science, International Law and Relations.Economics of povertyGender equalityDevelopment studiesEconomic Development

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