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Hidden power: gender relations in export-oriented tasks and access to resources for Uganda's horticulture sector
The aim of the study is to investigate gender relations in the production and export marketing of horticulture produce in Uganda. The study uses gender as an analytical tool in critiquing the Neoliberal reforms that advocate trade liberalization. This is done through examining the construction and p...
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Gender Studies
2023
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