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“Je Cherche La Vie!”: Women's Labour Politics in Masisi's Artisanal Coltan Mines
In considering how women navigate the complexity and gendered aspects of the artisanal mining industry, this study seeks to unpack women's labour at step one of the global supply chain of coltan, in the post-conflict context of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Female miners are largely ex...
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Department of Political Studies
2021
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