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Ghanaian men and the performance of masculinity: negotiating gender-based violence in postcolonial Ghana
Within contemporary scholarship on formations of gender and their connections to violences, important questions concerning the politics of masculinities arise. Leading scholars, such as Kopano Ratele, argue for African contexts to be theorized beyond frameworks developed by scholars such as Connell,...
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Gender Studies
2018
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