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Nigerian mass media representation of women in agriculture and agribusiness: a case of status mis-conferral
The study set out to examine the extent of the coverage given by the mass media to women in agriculture and agribusiness in view of statistics indicating that women constitute an overwhelming proportion of the people in that sector. Based in Nigeria, the study analysed the content of 282 stories on...
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