Articles · Vol. 20 No. 4 (1995): Africa Development: Special Issue on the Gender Institute 1994

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by Ayesha Imam

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    Ayesha Imam Guest Editor and Director, Gender Institute 1994. https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4847-7663 (unauthenticated)
    Ayesha Imam is a Nigerian human rights activist. She is the former Director of the Department of Culture, Gender and Human Rights of the United Nations Population Fund and one of the founding members and first National Coordinating Secretary of Women in Nigeria. She was also...
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  • Ayesha Imam, Guest Editor and Director, Gender Institute 1994.

    Ayesha Imam is a Nigerian human rights activist. She is the former Director of the Department of Culture, Gender and Human Rights of the United Nations Population Fund and one of the founding members and first National Coordinating Secretary of Women in Nigeria. She was also the coordinator of BAOBAB, a women's rights advocacy group.

References

  1. Development and Change, 1985, 'Special Issue on Feminist Economies', November. Elson, Diane (forthcoming 1996), 'Gender Analysis and Economies in the Context of Africa', in Engendering African Social Sciences, Dakar, CODESRIA (also to be published in French as Engen(d)rer les sciences sociales en Afrique) edited by Ayesha Imam, Fatou Sow and Amina Marna.
  2. Feminist Economies, journal of the International Association for Feminist Economies (MS9), Rice University, USA.
  3. Imam, Ayesha, Fatou Sow and Amina Marna (eds.) (forthcoming 1996) Engendering African Social Sciences, Dakar, CODESRIA (also to be published in French as Engen(d)rer les sciences sociales en Afrique).
  4. Mhone, Guy (forthcoming 1996), 'Gender Bias in Economies and the Search for a Gender Sensitive Approach', in Engendering African Social Sciences, Dakar, CODESRIA (also to be published in French as Engen(d)rer les sciences sociales en Afrique) edited by Ayesha Imam, Fatou Sow and Amina Marna.
  5. Sow, Fatou 1994, «Famille et Développement: permanences et changements», Communication présentée au séminaire Famille et Média, Population Council Dakar.
  6. Triki, Souad (forthcoming 1996), 'The Marginalisation of Rural Women in Tunisia's Development', in Engendering African Social Sciences, Dakar, CODESRIA (also to be published in French as Engen(d)rer les sciences sociales en Afrique) edited by Ayesha Imam, Fatou Sow and Amina Marna.
  7. Zeleza, Tiyambe (forthcoming 1996), 'Gender Biases in African Historiography', in Engendering African Social Sciences, Dakar, CODESRIA (also to be published in. French as Engen(d)rer les sciences sociales en Afrique) e ited by Ayesha Imam, Fatou Sow and Amina Marna.

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