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Shady Practices: Agroforestry And Gender Politics In The Gambia (California Studies In Critical Human Geography) (Volume 5),New Peter Owen Publishers Killing Floor 'I Was Eating

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Shady Practices: Agroforestry And Gender Politics In The Gambia (California Studies In Critical Human Geography) (Volume 5),New Peter Owen Publishers Killing Floor 'I Was EatingShady Practices Is A Revealing Analysis Of The Gendered Political Ecology Brought About By Conflicting Local Interests And Changing Developmental Initiatives In A West African Village. Between 1975 And 1985, While Much Of Africa Suffered Devastating Drought Conditions, Gambian Women Farmers Succeeded In Establishing Hundreds Of Lucrative Communal Market Gardens. In Less Than A Decade, The Women'S Incomes Began Outstripping Their Husbands' In Many

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