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 | Scott, Catherine (2021) |
 | The gender of dependency theory: women as workers, from neocolonialism in West Africa to the implosion of contemporary capitalism |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 48 #167. p. 66-81. |
| Uchenna, Efobi; Oluwabunmi, Adejumo O. (2020) |
| Cooking technology and female labor market outcomes in sub-Saharan Africa |
| African Development Review. Volume 32 #4. p. 661-672. |
| Mhando, Nandera E.; Kayuni, Rachel (2019) |
| Challenges and coping strategies of employed mothers in a social security scheme in Tanzania |
| Tanzania Journal of Development Studies. Volume 17 #2. p. 96-114. |
| Debuysere, Loes (2018) |
| Between feminism and unionism: the struggle for socio-economic dignity of working-class women in pre- and post-uprising Tunisia |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #155. p. 25-43. |
| Patel, Cynthia Joan (2016) |
| Comparing three South African student cohorts on their attitudes to the rights of working women |
| Gender and Education. Volume 28 #1. p. 55-71. |
 | Etoundi Essamba, Angèle (2015) |
| Invisible. African women in action = Femmes africaines en action | |
| Amsterdam: Essamba Art. 208p. |
| Freeman, Rachel J.; Kamwanyah, Ndumba J. (2015) |
| A safe sanctuary away from home: working women's perceptions of power, gender-based violence and HIV-infection risk within intimate relationships | |
 | Journal for Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences. Volume 4 #1. p. 10-33. |
| Huet, Gabrielle (2015) |
| Femmes de Dapaong: au Togo, des femmes prennent la parole | |
| Paris: L'Harmattan. 129p. |
| Rodriguez, Cheryl Rene; Tsikata, Dzodzi; Adomako Ampofo, Akosua (eds.) (2015) |
| Transatlantic feminisms: women and gender studies in Africa and the diaspora | |
| Lanham: Lexington Books. 327p. |
| Akyeampong, Emmanuel; Fofack, Hippolyte (2014) |
| The contribution of African women to economic growth and development in the pre-colonial and colonial periods: historical perspectives and policy implications |
| Economic history of developing regions. Volume 29 #1. p. 42-73. |
| Shober, Dianne (2014) |
| Literary bridges of Sindiwe Magona |
| Mainz: Institut für Ethnologie und Afrikastudien, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität. Arbeitspapiere #149. 12p. |
| Bouasria, Leïla (2013) |
| Les ouvrières marocaines en mouvement: Qui paye? Qui fait le ménage? Et qui décide? | |
| Paris: L'Harmattan. Mondes en mouvement. 327p. |
 | Kilani, Leïla; Issami, Soufia (eds.) (2013) |
| Sur la planche |
| Paris: Epicentre Films. |
| Memela, Nonjabulo C.; Makhaba, Vukani L. (2013) |
| Culture as anchor or culture as impediment? The plight of child care workers (CCWs) in dealing with HIV related deaths in a children's home |
| Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems. Volume 12 #1. p. 80-95. |
| Ani, Rita Ngozi; Nnabueze, U.C. (2012) |
| Occupational influence on women's attitude towards oral health in the Enugu State, Nigeria | |
| Ghana Journal of Development Studies. Volume 9 #2. p. 125-135. |
| Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (2012) |
| Wilting in bloom: the irony of women labour rights in the cut-flower sector in Kenya |
| Nairobi: Kenya Human Rights Commission. 70p. |
| Tshoaedi, Malehoko (2012) |
| Women in the forefront of workplace struggles in South Africa: from invisibility to mobilization | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 45 #2. p. 58-83. |
| Tshoaedi, Malehoko (2012) |
| (En)gendering the transition in South Africa: the role of COSATU women activists |
| Transformation: Critical Perspectives on Southern Africa. #78. p. 1-26. |
| Brahic, Bénédicte (2011) |
| Organizing women workers in the agribusiness sector: case studies from East Africa | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 44 #1. p. 70-97. |
| Cairoli, M. Laetitia (2011) |
| Girls of the factory: a year with the garment workers of Morocco | |
| Gainesville, FL: University Press of Florida. 264p. |
| Kenny, Bridget (2011) |
| Reconstructing the political? Mall committees and South African precarious retail workers | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 44 #1. p. 44-69. |
| Richards, Yevette (2011) |
| Labor's gendered misstep: the Women's Committee and African Women Workers, 1957-1968 | |
| International Journal of African Historical Studies. Volume 44 #3. p. 415-442. |
| Chicktay, Mohamed Alli (2010) |
| Sexual harassment and employer liability: a critical analysis of the South African legal position | |
| Journal of African Law. Volume 54 #2. p. 283-297. |
| Fayankinnu, Emmanuel Abiodun (2010) |
| Nigerian women prison workers' experiences of workplace violence |
| African Study Monographs. Volume 31 #1. p. 1-15. |
 | Rollinde, Marguerite (ed.) (2010) |
| Genre et changement social en Afrique | |
| Paris: Archives contemporaines. Manuels. 122p. |
| Werbner, Pnina (2010) |
| Appropriating social citizenship: women's labour, poverty, and entrepreneurship in the Manual Workers Union of Botswana |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 36 #3. p. 693-710. |
| Naidu, Maheshvari (2009) |
| Glaring invisibility: dressing the body of the female cleaner | |
| Anthropology Southern Africa. Volume 32 #3-4. p. 128-138. |
| Okafor, Emeka Emmanuel (2009) |
| Corporate 'marketers' or corporate 'prostitutes'? The use of single ladies in some post-consolidated new generation banks in Ibadan, Nigeria | |
| Journal of environment and culture. Volume 6 #1-2. p. 90-111. |
 | Schler, Lynn; Bethlehem, Louise; Sabar, Galia (eds.) (2009) |
| Special issue: rethinking labour in Africa, past and present | |
| African Identities. Volume 7 #3. p. 287-432. |
| Alaga, Ecoma (2008) |
| Gender perspectives on security sector reform processes in West Africa: Case studies of Liberia and Sierra Leone: report of consultative meetings organised by WIPSEN-Africa and DCAF |
| Accra: WIPSEN-Africa. 25p. |
| Bhowon, Uma; Ngtseung, Caroline; Kaajal, Bekarma (2008) |
| Work-family conflict and satisfaction of married working women in Mauritius | |
| Journal of Social Development in Africa. Volume 23 #1. p. 11-36. |
| Blin, Myriam (2008) |
| Export-oriented policies, women's work burden and human development in Mauritius |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 34 #2. p. 239-253. |
| Kenny, Bridget (2008) |
| Servicing modernity: white women shop workers on the Rand and changing gendered respectabilities, 1940s-1970s |
| African Studies. Volume 67 #3. p. 365-396. |
| Konings, Piet (2008) |
| Privatisation and Labour Militancy: The Case of Cameroon's Tea Estates |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 26 #1. January. p. 51-70. |
| Posel, Dorrit; Muller, Colette (2008) |
| Is there evidence of a wage penalty to female part-time employment in South Africa? |
| South African Journal of Economics. Volume 76 #3. p. 466-479. |
| Ramtohul, Ramola (2008) |
| Trade liberalisation and the feminisation of poverty: the Mauritian scenario |
| Agenda: Empowering Women for Gender Equity. #78. p. 55-67. |
| Dioh, Adrien (2007) |
| La femme salariée appréhendée sous le prisme du principe d'égalité en droit du travail sénégalais | |
| Penant: revue de droit des pays d'Afrique. Volume 117 #858. p. 62-86. |
| Sender, John; Oya, Carlos (2007) |
| Divorced, Separated and Widowed Female Workers in Rural Mozambique |
| Leiden: African Studies Centre. ASC working paper #70. 34p. |
| Kifle, Temesgen (2006-2007) |
| Education and the Gender Wage Gap in Eritrea's Formal Labour Market | |
| Australasian Review of African Studies. Volume 28. p. 111-137. |
| Sender, John; Oya, Carlos; Cramer, Christopher (2006) |
| Women Working for Wages: Putting Flesh on the Bones of a Rural Labour Market Survey in Mozambique |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 32 #2. June. p. 313-333. |
| Dellantonio, Johanna (2005) |
| 'In Nairobi I have my house, upcountry I have my home': Berufstätige Frauen zwischen Land und Stadt in Kenia |
| Stichproben - Vienna Journal of African Studies. Volume 5 #9. p. 3-36. |
| Dlamini, Armstrong (2004) |
| 'Threads of Solidarity' Revisited: Gender Forums as Important Sites for Contesting Gender Inequality |
| Transformation: Critical Perspectives on Southern Africa. #55. p. 96-112. |
| Jeminiwa, J.O. (ed.) (2004) |
| Civil society and workers' security: Community, Women and Development (COWAD) Nigeria |
| Geneva: International Labour Office. 33p. |
| Lokshin, Michael M.; Glinskaya, Elena; Garcia, Marito (2004) |
| The Effect of Early Childhood Development Programmes on Women's Labour Force Participation and Older Children's Schooling in Kenya |
| Journal of African Economies. Volume 13 #2. June. p. 240-276. |
| Simelane, Hamilton Sipho (2004) |
| The State, Chiefs and the Control of Female Migration in Colonial Swaziland. c. 1930s-1950s |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 45 #1. March. p. 103-124. |
| Van Allen, Judith Imel (2004) |
| Free women: kinship, capitalism, gender and the state in Botswana | |
| Ann Arbor, MI: UMI Dissertation Services. 388p. |
| McCulloch, Jock (2003) |
| Women Mining Asbestos in South Africa, 1893-1980 |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 29 #2. June. p. 413-432. |
| Walker, Liz (2003) |
| 'They heal in the spirit of the mother': gender, race and professionalisation of South African medical women |
| African Studies. Volume 62 #1. July. p. 99-123. |
 | Wambebe, Mana (2003) |
| The development of Nigeria's local/traditional fabric industry as a strategy for poverty reduction | |
| Ann Arbor, MI: UMI Dissertation Services. 82p. |
| Akurang-Parry, Kwabena O. (2002) |
| 'The Loads are Heavier Than Usual': Forced Labor by Women and Children in the Central Province, Gold Coast (Colonial Ghana), ca. 1900-1940 |
| African Economic History. Volume 30. p. 31-51. |
| Fish, Jennifer Natalie (2002) |
| Domestic workers and democratization: challenging the limits of transformation in the new South Africa | |
| Ann Arbor, MI: UMI Dissertation Services. 377p. |
| Mosoeta, Sarah (2001) |
| The Manchester Road: women and the informalization of work in South Africa's footwear industry | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 34 #2. p. 184-206. |
| Lund, Frances; Srinivas, Smita (2000) |
| Learning from experience: a gendered approach to social protection for workers in the informal economy |
| Geneva: International Labour Organization. 149p. |
| Cairoli, M. Laetitia (1999) |
| Garment factory workers in the city of Fez |
| Middle East Journal. Volume 53 #1. p. 28-43. |
 | Abdullah, Hussaina (1997) |
| Multiple Identities and Multiple Organizing Strategies of Female Wage Workers in Kano's Manufacturing Sector | |
| In: Transforming female identities: women's organizational forms in West Africa. p. 54-66. |
| Andrae, Gunilla (1997) |
| A Woman Worker in a Lagos Factory: Her Power Base in Family, Community, Labour Market, and Union | |
| In: Transforming female identities: women's organizational forms in West Africa. p. 69-82. |
| Erasmus, Barney (1997) |
| Women Power: Aspects of Work Life |
| Agenda: Empowering Women for Gender Equity. #35. p. 35-44. |
| Okeke, Philomina E. (1997) |
| Female Wage Earners and Separate Resource Structures in Post Oil Boom Nigeria |
| Dialectical Anthropology. Volume 22 #3-4. December. p. 373-387. |
| Chhachhi, Amrita; Pittin, Renée (1995) |
| Multiple Identities, Multiple Strategies: Confronting State, Capital and Patriarchy |
| The Hague: Institute of Social Studies. Working papers, General series #192. 33p. |
| Gusau, Sule Ahmed (ed.) (1995) |
| Perspectives on purdah, working women and family planning in Islam | |
| Sokoto: Usmanu Danfodiyo University Press. 136p. |
| House-Midamba, Bessie (1995) |
| Rethinking Gender, Ethnicity, and Economic Development in Kenya | |
| African Rural and Urban Studies. Volume 2 #1. p. 65-88. |
| Matthias, Carmel R. (1995) |
| Achieving effective maternity rights in a post-apartheid South Africa: is the new constitution adequate? | |
| The Comparative and International Law Journal of Southern Africa. Volume 28 #2. p. 247-260. |
| Bryceson, Deborah F. (1994) |
| Easing Rural Women's Working Day in Sub-Saharan Africa |
| Development Policy Review. Volume 12 #1. March. p. 59-68. |
| Bryceson, Deborah Fahy (1993) |
| Easing Rural Women's Working Day in Sub-Saharan Africa |
| Leiden: African Studies Centre. ASC working paper #16. 28p. |
| Mebrahtu, Sara B. (1991) |
| Women, Work, and Nutrition in Nigeria | |
| In: Women and Health in Africa. p. 89-105. |
| Mager, Anne K. (1989) |
| Moving the Fense: Gender in the Ciskei and Border Textile Industry, 1945-1986 |
| Social Dynamics. Volume 15 #2. December. p. 46-62. |
| Olukoshi, Adebayo; Olukoshi, Hussainatu (1989) |
| Structural adjustment and female wage labour in the Nigerian textile industry | |
| Zeitschrift für Afrikastudien. #4. p. 25-35. |
| Adeyemo, R.O.; Ajobo, O. (1988) |
| Working Women in the Food Processing Industry: A Case Study in Lagos Area of Nigeria | |
| African Notes: Bulletin of the Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan. #3. p. 55-59. |
| Adler, T. (1988) |
| Women and Shiftwork in South Africa |
| Agenda: Empowering Women for Gender Equity. #3. p. 23-36. |
| Van Niekerk, Andrea (1988) |
| Changing Patterns of Worker Accommodation, Zebediela Citrus Estate, 1926-1953: The Dynamics of External Restraint and Self-Discipline |
| Social Dynamics. Volume 14 #2. December. p. 52-69. |
| Copans, J. (1987) |
| Des modes domestiques aux modes salariés: cycles de prolétarisation et proto-prolétarisation féminine: réflexions à partir d'exemples africains | |
| Cahiers des sciences humaines. Volume 23 #1. p. 75-87. |
| Cock, Jacklyn; Emdon, Erica; Klugman, Barbara (1985) |
| Childcare and the working mother | |
| Africa Perspective. #26. p. 29-60. |
| Bird, Adrienne (1984) |
| Organising women workers in South Africa | |
| South African Labour Bulletin. Volume 10 #8. p. 76-91. |
| Kollehlon, Konia T. (1984) |
| Women's Work-Role and Fertility in Liberia |
| Africa: Journal of the International African Institute. Volume 54 #4. p. 31-45. |
| Berger, Iris (1983) |
| Sources of Class Consciousness: South African Women in Recent Labor Struggles |
| International Journal of African Historical Studies. Volume 16 #1. p. 49-66. |
| Klugman, B. (1983) |
| Maternity rights and benefits and protective legislation at work | |
| South African Labour Bulletin. Volume 9 #3. p. 25-52. |
| McFadden, Patricia (1983) |
| Women Writers in South Africa | |
| Journal of African Marxists. #4. September. p. 54-62. |
| Caughman, Susan (1981) |
| Women at work in Mali: the case of the Markala Cooperative | |
| African Studies Center. Working papers #50. |
| Delancey, V. (1981) |
| Wage earner and mother: compatibility of roles on a Cameroon plantation | |
| In: Women, education, and modernization of the family in West Africa. p. 1-21. |
| Karanja, Wambui Wa (1981) |
| Women and work: a study of female and male attitudes in the modern sector of an African metropolis | |
| In: Women, education, and modernization of the family in West Africa. p. 42-66. |
| Koenig, D.B. (1981) |
| Education and fertility among cameroonian working women | |
| In: Women, education, and modernization of the family in West Africa. p. 134-153. |
| Muduka Inyanza (1980) |
| La satisfaction au travail chez le personnel feminin de Kisangahi (Zaire) |
| Africa: rivista trimestrale di studi e documentazione. Volume 35 #3-4. p. 524-531. |
| Dammak, Oum Kalthoum (1979) |
| Travail de la femme et fécondité | |
| Revue tunisienne de sciences sociales. Volume 16 #56-57. p. 125-133. |
| DeLancey, Virginia (1978) |
| Women at the Cameroon Development Corporation: How Their Money Works | |
| Rural Africana. #2. Fall. p. 9-33. |
| Jackson, Sam (1978) |
| Hausa Women on Strike |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 5 #13. May-August. p. 21-36. |
| Gould, T.F. (1977) |
| A new class of professional Zairian women | |
| The African Review: A Journal of African Politics, Development and International Affairs. Volume 7 #3-4. p. 92-105. |
| Karoui, Naïma (1976) |
| Famille et travail: les ouvrières de Menzel Bourguiba | |
| Revue tunisienne de sciences sociales. Volume 13 #45. p. 73-98. |
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