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Livelihood coping strategies of women heads of households in Cairo's informal settlements: The case of Izbet El Haggana
This study investigates the livelihood coping strategies of women heads of households in Cairo’s informal settlements. Its research problem centers on the premise that urban poverty is underestimated in Egypt, in addition, the growing rate of ‘urbanization’ is increasing the vulnerability of women h...
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2017
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