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AAWORD (Association of African Women for Research and Development). 1982. The experience of the Association of African Women for Research and Development In Another development with women. Proceedings of a seminar held in Dakar, Senegal, June 1982. Development Dialogue, 1(2), 101–113.

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_____1985. AAWORD Newsletter, 1985. AAWORD, Nairobi, Kenya.

Achebe, C. 1983. The trouble with Nigeria. William Heinemann, Ltd, London, UK. p. 19.

Afonja, S. 1986a. Changing modes of production and the sexual division of labor among the Yomba. In Leacock, E., Safa, H., ed., Women’s work: development and the division of labour by gender. J.F. Bergin, Publishers, Inc., South Hadley, MA, USA.

_____1986b. Land control: a critical factor in Yomba gender stratification. In Robertson, C., Berger, I., ed., Women and class in Africa. Holmes & Meier Publishers, Inc., New York, NY, USA.

Afshar, H., ed. 1985. Women, work, and ideology in the Third World. Tavistock Publications Ltd, London, UK.

_____1987. Women, state, and ideology: studies from Africa and Asia. State University of New York Press, Albany, NY, USA.

Agarwal, A. 1984. Beyond pretty trees and tigers: the role of ecological destruction in the emerging patterns of poverty and people’s protests. Fifth Vikram Sarabhai Memorial Lecture. Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi, India.

Agarwal, B. 1985. Women and technological change in agriculture: the Asian and African experience. In Ahmed, E., ed., Technology and rural women: conceptual and empirica issues. George Allen & Unwin (Publishers) Ltd, London, UK.

_____1986. Cold hearths and barren slopes: the woodfuel crisis in the Third World. Allied Publishers Pvt Ltd, New Delhi, India.

Ahmed, E., ed. 1985. Technology and rural women: conceptual and empirical issues. George Allen & Unwin (Publishers) Ltd, London, UK.

Almond, G., Coleman. L, ed. 1960. The politics of developing areas. Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ, USA.

Althusser, L. 1971. Ideology and ideological state apparatuses. In Lenin and philosophy. New Left Books, London, UK.

_____1977. For Marx. New Left Books, London, UK.

Althusser, L., Balibar, E. 1970. Reading capital. New Left Books, London, UK.

Amadiume, I. 1987. Male daughters, female husbands: gender and sex in an African society. Zed Press Ltd, London, UK.

Amin, S. 1972. Underdevelopment and dependency in Black Africa — origins and contemporary forms. Journal of Modem African Studies, 10(4), 503–524.

Anderson, M. 1985. Technology implications for women. In Overholt, C., Anderson, M., Cloud, K., Austin, J., ed. Gender roles in development projects: a case book. Kumarian Press, West Hartford, CT, USA.

Ardener, S., ed. 1975. Perceiving women. Benjamin Dent Publications Ltd, London, UK.

Armstrong, K. 1978. Rural Scottish women: politics without power. Ethnos (Stockholm), 43, 51–72.

ATAC (Appropriate Technology Advisory Committee). 1985. Tech & tools: an appropriate technology event for women at Forum ‘85. In Program of events: 9–19 July 1985, Nairobi, Kenya. World YWCA/International Women’s Tribune Centre/ATAC, Nairobi, Kenya.

ATRCW (African Training and Research Centre for Women). 1985a. Women and development planning: an African regional perspective. In Were, G.S., ed., Women and development in Africa. Gideon S. Were Press, Nairobi, Kenya.

_____1985b. Women and the mass media in Africa: case studies from Sierra Leone, The Niger, and Egypt In Were, G.S., ed. Women and development in Africa. Gideon S. Were Press, Nairobi, Kenya.

Badri, B. 1986. Women, land ownership, and development in the Sudan. Canadian Woman Studies/les Cahiers de la femme, 7(1/2), 89–92.

Baran, P. 1968. The political economy of growth. Monthly Review Press, New York, NY, USA.

Barrett, M. 1980. Women’s oppression today: problems in Marxist feminist analysis. Verso Editions, London, UK.

Barrett, M, Mclntosh, M. 1982. The anti-social family. Verso Editions, London, UK.

Baudrillard, J. 1975. The mirror of production. Telos Press, St Louis, MO, USA.

Baxter, D., ed, 1987a. Women and the environment in the Sudan. University of Toronto, Toronto, Ont., Canada. Project Ecoville, Working Paper, 42.

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Bay, E., ed. 1982. Women and work in Africa. Westview Press, Boulder, CO, USA. Bay, E, Hafkin, N., ed. 1975. Women in Africa. African Studies Review, 18(3).

Beneriá, L., Sen, G. 1986. Accumulation, reproduction, and women’s role in economic development: Boserup revisited In Leacock, E., Safa, H., ed. Women’s work: development and the division of labour by gender. J.F. Bergin, Publishers, Inc., South Hadley, MA, USA.

Bennett, FJ. 1981. Editorial. Social Science and Medicine, 16(3), 233–234.

Berg, R.J., Whitaker, J.S., ed. 1986. Strategies for African development. A study for the Committee on African Development Strategies sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations and the Overseas Development Council. University of California Press, Berkeley, CA, USA. 603 pp.

Bernstein, H. 1977. Notes on capital and peasantry. Review of African Political Economy, 10,60–73.

Blair, P., ed. 1981. Health needs of the World’s poor women. Equity Policy Centre, Washington, DC, USA.

Boserup, E. 1970. Women’s role in economic development. George Allen & Unwin (Publishers) Ltd, London, UK.

Brett, E.A. 1973. Colonialism and underdevelopment in East Africa: the politics of economic change 1919–39. William Heinemann, Ltd, London, UK.

Brink, P. 1982. Traditional birth attendants among the Armang of Nigeria: current preactices and proposed programs. Social Science and Medicine, 16(21), 1883–1892.

Briskin, L. 1985. Theorizing the capitalistm family/household system: a Marxist–feminist contribution. York University, Toronto, Ont, Canada. PhD dissertation.

Brownmiller, S. 1976. Against our will: men, women, and rape. Bantam Books Inc., New York, NY, USA.

Bryceson, D. 1980. The proletarianization of women in Tanzania. Review of African Political Economy, 17, 4–27.

_____1985. Women and technology in developing countries: technological change and women’s capabilities and bargaining positions. United Nations International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

Bryson, J. 1981. Women and agriculture in sub-Saharan Africa: implications for evelopment (an exploratory study). Journal of Development Studies, 17(3), 29–46.

Buvinic, M., Lycette, M., McGreevey, W., ed. 1983. Women and poverty in the Third World. Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, MD, USA. CAAS (Canadian Association of African Studies). 1972. The roles of women: past, present and future. Canadian Journal of African Studies, 6.

_____1985. Mode of production: the challenge of Africa. Canadian Journal of African Studies, 19(1), 258 pp.

Cain, M. 1981. Overview: women and technology — resources for our future. In Dauber, R., Cain, M.L., ed. Women and technological change in developing countries. American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington, DC, USA. Selected Symposium, 53.

Callaway, B. 1984. Ambiguous consequences of the socialisation and seclusion of Hausa women. Journal of Modern African Studies, 22(3), 429–450.

Caplan, P. 1981. Development policies in Tanzania — some implications for women. In Nelson, N., ed., African women in the development process. Frank Cass & Co. Ltd, London, UK.

_____ed. 1987. The cultural construction of sexuality. Tavistock Publications Ltd, London, UK.

Carr, M. 1981. Technologies appropriate for women: theory, practice, and policy. In Dauber, R., Cain, M.L., ed., Women and technological change in developing countries. American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington, DC, USA. Selected Symposium, 53.

Carr, M., Sandhu, R. 1987. Women, technology, and rural productivity: an analysis of the impact of time and energy-saving technologies on women. Intermediate Technology Consultants Ltd, Rugby, UK.

CDPA (Centre for Development and Population Activities). n.d. A manual on planning, implementation, and management of development projects. CDPA, Washington, DC, USA.

Cecelski, E. 1987. Energy and rural women’s work: crisis, response, and policy alternatives. International Labour Review, 126(1), 41–64.

Chambers, R. 1983’. Rural development: putting the last first Longman Group Ltd, London, UK.

Charlton, S.E. 1984. Women in Third World development Westview Press, Boulder, CO, USA.

Chege, R.N. 1986. Communal food production: the Mukuru-Kaiyaba women’s group in Nairobi. Canadian Woman Studies/les Cahiers de la femme, 7(1/2), 76–77.

Cherian, A. 1981. Attitudes and practices of infant feeding in Zaria, Nigeria. Ecology of Food and Nutrition, 11(2), 75–80.

Chintu-Tembo, S. 1985. Women and health. In Women’s rights in Zambia: Proceedings of the Second National Women’s Rights Conference held at Mindolo Ecumenical Foundation, Kitwe, Zambia, 22–24 March 1985. Zambia Association for Research and Development, Lusaka, Zambia.

Chipande, G.H.R. 1987. Innovation adoption among female-headed households: the case of Malawi. Development and Change, 18(2), 315–328.

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CIDA (Canadian International Development Agency). 1987. Sharing our future: Canadian international development assistance. CIDA, Hull, Que., Canada.

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Collier, J., Rosaldo, M., Yanagisako, S. 1982. Is there a family? New anthropological views. In Thome, B., Yalom, M., ed., Rethinking the family: some feminist questions. Longman Goup Ltd, New York, NY, USA.

Commonwealth Secretariat 1984. Working into the system: a calendar for the integration of women’s issues into international development dialogue. Commonwealth Secretariat, London, UK.

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Coward, R., Ellis, J. 1977. Language and materialism: developments 4n semiology and the theory of the subject Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd, London, UK.

Crummey, D., Stewart, C.C., ed. 1981. Modes of production in Africa. Sage Publications, Inc., Beverly Hills, CA, USA.

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CWS/cf (Canadian Woman Studies/les Cahiers de la femme). 1986. Post Nairobi. Canadian Woman Studies/les Cahiers de la femme, 7(1/2).

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Dauber, R., Cain, M.L., ed. 1981. Women and technological change in developing countries. American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington, DC, USA. Selected Symposium, 53.

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DAWN (Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era). 1986. Development crisis and alternative visions: Third World women’s perspectives. Canadian Woman Studies/les Cahiers de la femme, 7(1/2), 53–59.

DHF/SIDA (Dag Hammarskjold Foundation/Swedish International Development Authority). 1982. Another development with women. Proceedings of a seminar held in Dakar, Senegal, June 1982. Development Dialogue, 1(2).

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_____1979. Discipline and punish: the birth of the prison. Random House, Inc., New York, NY, USA.

_____1980a. The history of sexuality. Volume I. An introduction. Random House, Lie., New York, NY, USA.

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