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An analysis of the economic status of women in Cameroon.(Report)
From:
Journal of International Women's Studies
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November 1, 2006| Author:
Nana-Fabu, Stella
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Abstract
The Cameroon woman has for long been the economic backbone of the nation, yet she remains largely marginalized in society generally and in the economic sector in particular. The cumulative effects of the interplay of gender discrimination of traditional African and Western colonial as well as neo-colonial systems on the general status of the Cameroon woman has been enormous. As this paper reveals, in modern times, more Cameroon women have become more dependent o...
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