Feminist Knowledge | Bibliography

This social sciences bibliography was prepared as basis for a bibliographic essay on 100 books for CHOICE magasine, that will be published early next year. It is a work in progress, to be updated occasionally. In addition to books (and a few journal articles) on women and development that were published in the 1990s (an astonishing amount!), some 'classics' (ex Boserup) are included, as are some general books on Africa and on women - the latter as background to the issue. A special effort was made to find books by African publishers - the reader may consult http://www.hanszell.co.uk for quite complete information on them.

Most of the classifications of reviews are from Proquest searches on the internet, with keys as follows:
                   fv=favourable review; mx=mixed review; neg=negative review.
Note: No prizes are offered for finding errors, of which there are probably many! Timely circulation was chosen over perfection. Kindly inform the author of any ommissions of books (not booklets or pamphlets).
”Dist. by ABC, London”: refers to the African Books Collective Ltd., The Jam Factory, 27 Park End St., Oxford OX1 1HU, UK. http://www.africanbookscollective.com

AAWORD From strategies to action: a research perspective. Nairobi: AAWORD 1995.

ACFODE Visible at last: NGO contribution to women's recognition in Uganda. Kampala: Action for Development (ACFODE) 1995.

African encounters with domesticity, ed. by Karen Tranberg Hansen. Rutgers, 1992.
          ASR 38:1, 1995 by Candice Bradley
       fv  Am.Ethnologist Feb 95 by Brydon, Lynn
       fv  IJAHS 27:1 1994 by D.Gaitskell
       fv  Man 29:1 1994 by Helen Callaway
       fv  Africa  64:394 by Nici Nelson

African entrepreneurship: theory and reality. ed by Anita Spring and Barbara E. McDade  University of Florida Press, 1998
     mx African Affairs, Oct. 1998 by Douglas Rimmer

African families and the crisis of social change, ed. by Thomas S. Weisner, Candice Bradley, and Philip L. Kilbride.  Bergin & Garvey, 1997.
 American Anthropologist, 100:3 Sept. 1998 by Dorothy L. Hodgson
           American Ethnologist, August 1998 by Danel J.Smith

African feminism: the politics of survival in Sub-Saharan Africa, ed. by Gwendolyn Mikell.  University of Pennsylvania, 1997.
         Feminist Collections, v. 19 no.1, Fall 1997 by Susan O'Brien
       fv J. Gender Studies, Nov. 1998 by Maxine Downs
           Population and Development Review, 24:2, 1998 by Ann E. Biddlecom
       fv  Choice 35:7, 1998 by W. Arens
       fv  Gender, Place and Culture 5:3, 1998 by Helen Cousins

African market women and economic power: the role of women in African economic development, ed. by Bessie House-Midamba and Felix K. Ekechi.  Greenwood Press, 1995.
        fv  Int'l J. of African Historical Studies, v. 30, no. 2, 1997 by Jane L. Parpart
           JMAS, v. 35, no. 2, by Judith Krieger
        fv  Choice 32:10, 1995 by R.A. Corby
        fv  CJAS 30:2, 1996 by Lila E. Engberg

African women and feminism: reflecting on the politics of sisterhood, ed. by Oyeronke Oyewumi. Red Sea, 2000.

African women and governance: towards action for women's participation in decision-making.  ABANTU for Development, London, January 1995.

African women south of the Sahara, ed. by Margaret Jean Hay and Sharon Stichter.  Addison-Wesley-Longman, 2nd ed.1995.
        fv J. of Gender Studies, Nov. 1996 by Deborah Fahy Bryceson
        fv J. of Gender Studies, March 1998, by Zoubida Guernina

African women's organisations in civil society: transforming the state and the economy, ed. by Anta Diouf, Jean Kamau, Basilisa Ndayiziga, P. Mtambalike, Margot James, Gillian Marcel, … Friedman, et al.  London:ABANTU for Development 1996.

Aidoo, Ama Ata, “African women today” in Sisterhood, feminisms and power: from Africa to the diaspora. 1997.

AIDS in Africa and the Caribbean, ed. by George C. Bond.  Westview Press, 1996.
        fv  Choice 35:3, 1997 by M.A. Gwynne
        mx Social Science and Medicine 48:4, 1999 by Jantina Alberts

Aina, Olabisi, “African women at the grassroots: the silent partners of the women’s movement”, in Sisterhood...1997.

Aina, Tade Akin. Globalization and social policy in Africa: issues and research directions. Dakar, CODESRIA 1996. Dist. by ABC, London.

Akina Mama wa Afrika. Taking the African women’s movement into the 21st century: report of the first African women’s leadership institute. Kampala: Akina Mama wa Afrika 1997.

.....Moving from accomodation to transformation: new horizons for African women into the 21st century. Report of the second African women’s leadership institute. Kampala: Akina Mama wa Afrika 1998.

Alpern, Stanley B.  Amazons of black Sparta: the women warriors of Dahomey.  Hurst (UK), 1998.

Alternatives: the food, energy, and debt crises in relation to women, ed. by Rosa Dos Tempos.
 Ahfad Journal, Dec. 1994 by Taj El Anbia El Dawi

Amadiume, Ifi.  Male Daughters, female husbands: gender and sex in African Society.  Zed books 1987.

..........  Re-Inventing Africa: Matriarchy, Religion and Culture. Zed Books, 1997.
        fv   J. of African History, v. 40, no. 1, 1999 by Camilla T. Gibb
        mx Gender, Place and Culture 5:3, 1998 by Helen Cousins

Aning, Emmanuel Kwesi. “Women and civil conflict: Liberia and Sierra Leone”, in African Journal of International Affairs. 1:2 1998.

Adayfio-Schandorf, Elizabeth and K. Kwafo-Akoto. Women in Ghana: an annotated bibliography. 1990. Dist by ABC, London.

Armstrong, Alice K. Struggling over scarce resources: women and maintenance in Southern Africa. Women and Law in southern Africa Trust, Harare: University of Zimbabwe. 1992, 1997. Dist. by ABC, London.

Azikiwe, Uche.  Women in Nigeria: an annotated bibliography.  Greenwood, 1996 (African special bibliographic series 20).
          Choice, Dec.1996, by K.Y. Stabler.
       mx The International Journal of African Historical Studies 29:3, 1997 by Axel
              Harniet-Sievers
       fv   Journal of Women's History 10:3, 1998 Steeve O. buckridge

Badri, Amna E and Intisar I Abdel Sadig. Sudan between peace and war: internally displaced women in Khartoum and South and West Kordofan. Nairobi: UNIFEM 1998.

Barber, Karin.  I could speak until tomorrow: Oriki, women and the past in a Yoruba town.  Smithsonian, 1991.
       fv  African Studies Review 36:3 by Dan Ben-Amos
       fv  American Ethnologist 21:4, 1994 by Roger D. Abrahams
 CJAS/RCEA 27:1, 1993 by Harriet D. Lyons
       mx Choice 29:7, 1992 by W. Arens
       fv  Int'l J. of African Historical Studies 25:3, 1992 Oyekan Owomoyela
       fv  Man 27:4, 1992 by Jane Guyer
       fv  Africa 62:2 1992 by J.V.AdeAjayi
       fv  Journal of African History 33:2 1992 by  ?

Bardouille, Raj. Research on Zambian women in retrospect and prospect: an annotated bibliography. University of Zambia, 1992.

Barnes, Teresa. We women worked so hard: gender, urbanization and social reproduction in colonial Harare, Zimbabwe 1930-1956.  1999.

Barnes, Terri and Everjoyce Win. To live a better life: an oral history of women in the city of Harare, 1930-70.  Baobab Books, 1992. Dist. by ABC, London.
 Choice, Jul/Aug 1994 by R. Ellovich

Barwell, Ian.  Transport and the village: findings from African village-level travel and transport surveys and related studies. The World Bank, 1996.

Basali! Stories by and about women in Lesotho.  K. Limakatso Kendall, ed. Univ of Natal Press 1995.
            J. of S'n African Studies Sept 1998 by Marc Epprecht

Bay, Edna G.  Wives of the leopard: gender, politics, and culture in the kingdom of Dahomey.  University Press of Virgina, 1998.
        fv  H-Africa March 1999 by Sandra Greene

Beads and bead makers, ed. by Lida D. Sciama and Joanne B. Eicher.  Berg Publishers 1998.

Berger, Iris.  Threads of solidarity: women in South African industry, 1900-1980.  Indiana, 1992.
         American J. of Sociology,  by Sonya O. Rose.
       fv Choice, Dec. 1992 by B.M. Perinbam.
       fv J. of African Hist., 34:1, 1993, by Bill Freund
           J. of Gender Studies, v. 3:3, 1994 by Deborah Gaitske
       fv  IJAHS 26:1 1993 by Leslie Wiltz
       fv  History 79:256  1994 by Michael Havinden
       fv  Womens Review of Books 10:2, 1992 by Gay Seidman

Besteman, Catherine.  Unraveling Somalia: race, violence, and the legacy of slavery.  University of Pennsylvania, 1999.

Beyond inequalities: women in Botswana, ed. by Datta, Kussum, Alexander and Khan.
Southern Africa Research and Doc Centre, South Africa and Harare: Southern Africa Research and Documentation Centre, 1998. Dist. by ABC, London.
.....in Lesotho
.....in Malawi
.....in Angola
.....in Mauritius
.....in Mozambique
.....in Namibia
.....in South Africa
.....in Swaziland
.....in Tanzania
.....in Zambia
.....in Zimbabwe

Biljmakers.  Health and structural adjustment in rural and urban Zimbabwe , by Leon J. Biljmakers, Mary T. Basset, and David M. Sanders.  Transaction Publishers/Nordiska 1996.
      fv Africa 68:1, 1998 by Deborah Potts
           ASR 41:198 by Meredith Turshen

Blackden, C. Mark and Chitra Bhanu. Gender, growth and poverty reduction: special program of assistance for Africa, 1998 status report on poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa. Washington, the World Bank, 1999.

Boserup, Esther.  Woman's Role in Economic Development. Earthscan 1970.

Boyd, Jean. The Caliph's Sister: Nana Asma'u (1793-1865) teacher and islamic leader  1989.

Bozzoli, Belinda with the assistance of Mmantho Nkotsoe.Women of Phokeng: consciousness, life strategy, and migrancy in South Africa 1900-1983. James Currey/Heinemann, 1991.
     fv     J. of Afr. History, 34:1, 1993, by Diana Wylie
            J. of Gender Studies, v. 3:3, 1994 by Deborah Gaitskell
     fv  JMAS, vol. 30, by Sean Redding
     fv     Man 28:1 Mar 1993 by Colin Murray
     fv     Choice
            AHR 99:1 1994 by T.Dumbar Moodee
             IJAH 25:2 1992 by Marc Epprecht
     mx   IJAHS 25:2 1992 by James Cobbe

Brydon, Lynne and Sylvia Chant.Women in the third world: gender issues in rural and urban areas.  Edward Elgar Publishing, 1989.
      fv JMAS v. 30 by Tamara Underwood
      neg Am.Ethnologist 20:1 1993 by Jane Collins
      fv   Sociology 24:2 by Kate Currie

Brydon, Matt. Somalia between peace and war: Somali women on the eve of the 21st century.  Nairobi: UNIFEM 1998.

Building technical capacity and gender advocacy of young professional women in Africa. Nairobi: UNIFEM and African Academy Science Publishers, 1994.

Butalia, Urvashi.  Making a difference: feminist publishing in the South, by Urvashi Butalia and Ritu Menon. Bellagio Publishing Network 1995.

Byanyima, W. Karagwa. “Women in political struggle in Uganda”, in Women transforming politics: worldwide strategies for empowerment. 1992.

Callaway, Barbara.  The heritage of Islam: women, religion, and politics in West Africa, by Barbara Callaway and Lucy Creevey.  Lynne Rienner, 1994.
      fv   Choice, March 1994, by R.I. Rotberg
      fv CJAS/RCEA 29:1 1995 by Roberta A. Dunbar
      mx  IJAHS 28:2 1995 by
      fv    Foreign Affairs 74:4 1995 by Gail Gerhart

Callaway, Helen.  Gender, culture and empire: European women in colonial Nigeria.  Macmillan, 1987.
 CJAS/RCEA 25:1 1991 by E. Frances White
      fv   Am Anthropologist 92:1 1990 by Adam Jones

Canadian Journal of African Studies, special issue entitled “The Roles of African Women: Past, Present and Future”, edited by Audrey Wipper. Vol 6:2, 1972.

Capacity building in developing countries: human and environmental dimensions, ed. by Valentine Udoh James.  Praeger, 1998.

Center for Women's Global Leadership.  Gender violence and women's rights in Africa. Rutgers University, NJ.

The challenge of local feminisms, ed. by Amrita Basu.  Westview Press, 1995.                 Women in Action, 1:42, 1997.
            Women's Review of Books, Sept. 1996 by Ritu Menon

Chambers, Robert Rural development: putting the last first. Longman, 1983.

Changing gender relations in southern Africa: issues of urban life. Anita Larson, Malelia Matseliso and Ann Schlyter. Roma: National University of Lesotho.

Changing paradigms in development, South, East, and West, edited by M. Von Troil.  Nordiska Africainstitutet/Uppsala, Sweden,  1993.

Changing patterns of employment and unemployment in Africa: a comparative perspective on sub-Saharan countries.  United Nations University/WIDER 1995.

Changing perceptions: writings on gender and development, ed. by Tina Wallace and Candida March, Oxfam/Oxford, 1991.
 J. Gender Studies, v. 5, no. 3, Nov. 1996 by Alison Lewis
     mx  Sociology: the Journal of the British Soc Assn 26:1, 1992 by Janet Bujra
     fv   Man 27:1 1992 by Sarah White

The changing politics of non-governmental organizations and African states, ed. by Eve Sandberg.  Praeger, 1994.
        fv Africa Today 43:2 1996 by Audie Klotz
        fv CJAS/RCEA 30:3 1996 by Robert Sauder
        fv Choice 32:9, 1995 by M.E. Doro
        fv  ASR 39:3, 1996 by Michael Kuchinsky

Chelewa, chelewa: the dilemma of teenage girls ed. by ZubeidaTumbo-Masaba and Rita Liljestrom.  Rutgers/Nordiska 1994

Chenaux-Repond, Maia.  A gender biased land-use rights in model "A" resettlement scheme of Mashonaland, Zimbabwe.  Rudecon Zimbabwe, 1993. Zimbabwe Women's Resource Centre and Network News Bulletin, Apr. 1994

Children in war: a guide to the provision of services. UNICEF 1993.

Chipika, Jesimen and Ciru Geetcha. Zimbabwe women's voices, by Jesimen Chipika 1995.
 Zimbabwe Women's Resource Center and Network News Bulletin Aug. 1995

The Constitution of South Africa from a gender perspective. Sandra Liebenberg, ed. Cape Town: Community Law Center at the University of Western Cape. 1995

Chuulu and Chileshe. The changing family in Zambia.  Women and Law in Southern Africa Trust, Zambia, 1997.

Clark, Gracia.  Onions are my husband: survival and accumulation by West African market women.  University of Chicago Press, 1994.
        fv J. of Afr. Hist, 37:3, 1996 by Claire Robertson
        fv JMAS, vol. 35, no. 2 by Judith Krieger
        fv Economic Geography 92:3, 1996 by Suzanne Freidburg
        fv Journal of the Royal Anthro Institute 2:1, 1996 by A.F.Robertson
        fv IJAHS 29:2, 1996 by Jean Allman

Cleaver, Teresa and Marion Wallace.  Namibia women in war.  Zed Books 1990.
       neg IJAHS 26:1, 1993 by Ben Fuller
       fv   Choice 28:8, 1991 by P.M. Martin
             IJAHS 24:3, 1991 by Kathleen Sheldon

Cock, Jacklyn. Women and war in South Africa (first published as Colonels and cadres: war & gender in South Africa).  Oxford, 1994 (c. 1991).
        fv Choice, Jan. 1995, by L.E. Meyer
        fv Women's Review of Books 11:3, 1993 by Gay W. Seidman

Cohen, David William.  Burying SM: the politics of knowledge and the sociology of power in Africa, by David William Cohen and E.S. Atieno Odhiambo.  Heinemann/James Currey, 1992.
         Am. Hist. Review Oct. 1993 by Bruce Berman
      mx CJAS/RCEA 29:1 1995 by Paul Tiyambe Zeleza
      fv  JMAS 31, by April Gordon
      fv   ASR 38:1, 1995 by Edward Steinhard
      mx  IJAHS 28:1 by Shipton Parker
      mx  JAH 34:2, 1993 by Margaret Jean Hay

Combrinck, Helene. “Positive state duties to protect women from violence: recent South African developments” in Human Rights Quarterly, 1998:3.

Confronting poverty: prescriptions for change, ed. by Sheldon H. Danziger, Gary D. Sandefur, and Daniel H. Weinberg.  Russell Sage/Harvard, 1994.
      fv Choice, Mar. 1995, by R.A. Margo

Contesting colonial hegamony: state and society in Africa and India. Shula Marks and Dagmar Engels, eds. I.B. Tauris, London 1994.

Coombes, Annie E.  Reinventing Africa: museums, material culture and popular imagination in late Victorian and Edwardian England. Yale, 1994.
            Review by Nelia Dias
 American Anthropologist, 98:3 Sept. 1996 by Deborah Kaspin

Cooper, Barbara M.  Marriage in Maradi: gender and culture in a Hausa society in Niger, 1900-1989.  Heinemann, 1997.
     fv J. Afr. Hist, v. 40, no. 1, 1999 by Edna G. Bay.
     fv    English Historical Review 1999 by Richard Rathbone
     fv    Choice 35:2, 1997 by W.Arens
     fv    JRAI 4:4 1998 by Deborah Pellow
     fv    H-Net Reviews, July 1997 by Martin Klein

Coquery-Vidrovitch, Catherine.  African women: a modern history.  Westview Press, 1997.
     mx Foreign Affairs  July/August 1997 by Gail Gerhart
     fv Choice 34:10, 1999 , K.M. Weist
     mx Feminist Collections, v. 19, no. 1, Fall 1997 by Susan O'Brien
     mx Int'l J. of African Historical Studies, v. 29, no. 1, 1996 by Pier M. Larson
     mx  African Affairs 97:389, 1998 by Lynee Brydon
     mx  American Historical Review 103:1 by Elizabeth Schmidt

Courtyards, markets, city streets: urban women in Africa, ed. by Kathleen Sheldon.  Westview Press, 1996.
      Feminist Collections, v. 19, no. 1, Fall 1997 by Susan O'Brien
      mx Choice 34:7 1997 by E.S. Schmidt
            Journal of Women's History 9:3, 1997 by Pippa Holloway

Crehan, Kate.  The fractured community: landscapes of power and gender in rural Zambia.  University of California, 1997.
      mx Commonwealth and Comparative Politics, n.d., Jan Kees Van Donge
 Sociocultural Anthropology, v. 100, no. 3,  Sept. 1998, by James A. Pritchett
      fv   Choice 35:19 1998 by R. Ellovich
      fv   African Affairs 97:387, 1998 by Cheryl McEwan
      fv   JDS 34:4, 1998 by Jeremy Gould
      fv   AmAnthropologist 100:3, 1998 by James A. Pritchett
      fv   Journal of Southern African Studies 24:3, 1998 by Karen Tranberg Hansen

Davison, Jean. Voices from Mutira: lives of rural Gikuyu women, by Jean Davison with the Women of Mutira. Lynne Reiner, 1989, revised 1996.
      fv  ASR 34:1, 1991 by Maria G. Cattell
      fv  JDS 33:3, 1997 by Nici Nelson
           JWH 10:2, 1998 by Pippa Holloway

Dawitt, Seble.  Female genital mutilation: violence and women's human rights.  Zed Books/St Martins.

de Bruyn, Maria.  Advancing women's status: women and men together? with  Neil Thin, Maaike Jongepier, … Appel, Wilma Wentholt, Annelies Zoomers… and Anita Hardon.  Amsterdam, KIT Press, 1995.

Democratic change in Africa: women's perspectives. Edited by Wanjiku Mukabi-Kabira, Jacqueline Adhiambo-Oduol and Maria Nzomo. Nairobi, ACTS 1993.

de Valk, Peter.  African industry in decline: the case of textiles in Tanzania in the 1980s.  MacMillan/St. Martin's Press in association with the Institute of Social Studies, the Hague, 1996.
       fv JMAS, Dec. 1997, by Ian Livingstone
       fv  JDS 33:5, 1997 by John Weiss

Development management in Africa: toward dynamism, empowerment and entrepreneurship, ed. by Sadig Rasheed and David F. Luke.  Westview Press 1995.
     fv  J. of Third World Studies, v. 13, Spring 1996 by P. Chukwuma Aka
     fv  J. of Developing Areas 31:1, 1996 by Paul Smoke

Dicklitch, Susan.  The elusive promise of NGOs in Africa: lessons from Uganda.  St. Martin's Press, 1998.
       fv   Choice, Apr. 1999 by K. Gyimah-Brempong
       mx  African Affairs 98, Ap 1999 by Donald Curtis

Different places, different voices: gender and development in Africa, Asia and Latin America, ed. by Janet Momsen and Vivian Kinnaird.  Routledge, 1993.
       mx J. Gender Studies, March 1995 by Caroline Wright

Digging up our foremothers: stories of women in Africa, ed. by C. Christina Landman.  University of South Africa/Pretoria, 1996.

Dirasse, Laketch.  Reaching the top: women managers in Eastern and Southern Africa.  ESAMI Printing Press/Nairobi, 1991.
 CJAS/RCEA 29:1, 1995 by Alison T. Slack

……….The Commoditization of Female Sexuality: Prostitution and Socio-Economic Relations in Addis Ababa. NY, AMS 1991

Dolphyne, Florence Abena. The emancipation of women: an African perspective. Ghana Universities press 1991. Dist. by ABC, London.
     fv    ASR 36:3 1993 by Allison Drew

Donaldson, Laura.  Decolonizing feminisms: race, gender and empire-building.
Routledge, 1992.
 J. of Gender Studies, v. 4, no. 1, March 1995 by Sara Mills.
      fv   Journal of Historical Geography 21:1 1995 by Alison Blunt

Dorkenoo, Efua.  Cutting the rose - female genital mutilation: the practice and its prevention. London, Minority Rights, 1994.
      mx Ahfad Journal, June 1996 by Sunita Pitamber
      fv J. of Gender Studies, v. 7, no. 1, March 1998 by Uduak Archibong
      fv Women in Action, Jan. 1995
      fv   Choice 32:10 1995 by B.M. duToit
      fv   WIN News 21:2, 1995 by Frank Hosken

Economic change and political liberalization in Sub-Saharan Africa, ed. by Jennifer A. Widner.  Johns Hopkins University, 1994.
      fv   JMAS, v. 32
      fv    APSR 89:3, 1995 by Julius Ihonvbere
      fv    Foreign Affairs July 1995 by Gail Gerhart
      mx  J. of Developing Areas 29, by Peter Schwab
      fv    Choice 32:2 1994 by V.T. LeVine

Eldredge, Elizabeth.  A South African kingdom: the pursuit of security in nineteenth-century Lesotho.  Cambridge University Press, 1993.
      fv    Journal of Interdisciplinary History 26:1 1995 by Wm F Lye
      unf  African Affairs 94, 1995 by Dolin Murray
             IJAHS 28:195 by Diana Wylie
             CJAS 30:2 1995 by Marc Epprecht

Empowering Kenyan women: report of a seminar on post-election women's agenda -- forward-looking strategies to 1997 and beyond, ed. by Maria Nzomo.  Nbo: Commission on the Status of Women, 1993.

Engendering African social sciences, ed. by Ayesha Iman, Amina Mama and Fatou Sow. Dakar: CODESRIA 1997. Dist. by ABC, London.
       fv   Choice 35:8, 1998 by M.Klatte

Engendering wealth and wellbeing: empowering for global change, ed. by Rae Lesser Blumberg, Cathy Rakowski, Irene Tinker and Michael  Monteon.  Westview, 1995.
 NWSA Journal, Summer 1996 by Romy Borooah

Environmental and economic dilemmas of developing countries: Africa in the 21st century, ed. by V.U. James.  Praeger 1994.
       unf  Jrnl of Developing Areas 29:3 1995 by Bob J. Walter
       mx  IJAHS 28:2 1995 by Steven C. Rubert

Fallon, Helen.  WOW: women on the web: a guide to gender-related resources on the internet. University College Dublin 1998.

Farewell to farms: de-agrarianisation and employment in Africa, ed. by Deborah Fahy Bryceson and Vali Jamal.  Ashgate, 1997.
 Booknews, no date
            International Labour Review 137:1, 1998 by Monique Grimaud

Feminist perspectives on sustainable development, ed. by W. Harcourt.  Zed in association with Rome, Society for International Development, 1994.
 Gender Place and Culture, Sept. 1996 by Cathy Nesmith
            Women and Politics 17:1 1997 by Karen T.Litfin
      fv   Assn of Am Geographers 88:2 1998 by Janet Henshall Momsen
            Environmental Politics 4:2 1995 by Janis Birkland

The feminization of development processes in Africa: current and future perspectives, ed. by Valentine Udoh James and James S. Etim.  Praeger, 1999.

The flight, exile and return of Chadian refugees: a case study with a special focus on women. Ed. by Carol Watson. Geneva: UN Research Institute for Social Development 1996.

From Nairobi to Beijing: second review and appraisal of the implementation of the Nairobi Forward-Looking Strategies for the Advancement of Women, report of the Secretary-General.  United Nations, 1995.
      fv Choice, May 1996, by D. Van Ausdale

Gaining ground: institutional innovations in land-use management in Kenya. edited by Amos Kiriro and Calestous Juma. Nairobi: ACTS Press1991.
            New Scientist  August 29,1992 by Kate deSelincourt

Geiger, Susan.  TANU women: gender and culture in the making of Tanganyikan nationalism, 1955-1965.  University of Minnesota, 1997.
      fv American Hist. Rev., Apr. 1999 by Cheryl Johnson-Odim
      fv Choice, Jul/Aug 1998 by E.S. Schmidt
      fv   Review of African Political Economy 25:76 Janet Bujra
      fv   IJAHS 29:3 1997 by Peter A. Dumbuya

Gender and agrarian change in Tanzania, with a Kenyan case study. Ed by suleiman Ngware, Rie Ordgaard, Rose Shayo and Fiona Wilson. Dar es Salaam: DUP, 1997.

Gender and development research in Zambia: an annotated bibliography. Lusaka: Zambian Association for Research and Development, 1999.

Gender and education in Tanzanian schools, ed by S.J.Bendera and M.W.Mboya. Dar es Salaam: DUP 1998. Dist. by ABC, London.

Gender and environment in Africa: perspectives on the politics of environmental sustainability, ed. by I. Yngstrom.  Centre of African Studies, University of Edinburgh 1994.

Gender and law: Eastern Africa speaks, ed. by Gita Gopal and Maryam Salim.  The World Bank, 1998.

Gender and migration in developing countries ed. by S. Chant. Bellhaven Press 1992.
      fv   Association of American Geographers 84:1, 1994 by Victoria Lawson.
      fv   Geography 78:2, 1993 by W.F. Hornby

'Gender and transport,' a policy area on the move: key issues for consideration in Malawi's gender and transport policies.  Briefing notes, University of North London, Business School.  Text on line: www.unl.ac.uk/developmentmgt/womenont/africa1.htm.

Gender, education and development: beyond access to empowerment, ed. by Christine Heward and Sheila Bunwaree. Zed 1999.

Gender, growth, and poverty reduction: special program of assistance for Africa.  The World Bank, 1999.

Gender, health and sustainable development, ed. by P. Wijeyaratne, L. Jones Arsenault, J. Hatcher Roberts, and J. Kitts.   International Development Research Centre (IDRC), 1994.

Gender in African pre-history, ed by Susan Kent.  AltaMira 1998.
      mx JAR 55:1, 1999 Marcia-Anne Dobres

Gender in Southern Africa: conceptual and theoretical issues, ed. by Ruth Meena. Harare, SAPES Books, 1992. Dist. by ABC.
            Journal of Women's History 10:3, 1998 by Susan B. Whitney

Gender in the World Bank's poverty assessments: six case studies from sub-Saharan Africa, ed. by Whitehead and Lockwood.  The World Bank.

Gender, politics and the state, ed. by Vicky Randall and Georgina Waylen.  Routledge, 1998.
      fv Choice, May 1999, by C. Shrewsbury

Gender profile of Tanzania. Tanzania Gender Networking Programme, Dar es Salaam 1993.

Gender relations and women’s images in the media, ed by Ruth Meena. Dar es Salaam: DUP and ABC, London. 1996.

Gender, work and population in Sub-Saharan Africa, ed. by Aderanti Adepoju and Christine Oppong.  Heinemann, 1994.
      fv African Affairs, no date, by Margaret Peil
      fv   American Anthropologist, v. 97, no. 4, Dec. 1995 by Carolyn M. Shaw
      fv Choice, April 1995, by R. Ellovich
      fv J. of African Economies, v. 5, no. 1, March 1996 by John Hoddinott
      fv J. of Commonwealth and Comparative Politics, no date, by Nici Nelson
      fv J. Gender Studies, v. 5, no. 3, Nov. 1996 by Alison Lewis
      mx/neg Population and Dev't Review, v. 21, no. 3, Sep. 1995 by Susan C. Watkins

Gender works: Oxfam experience in policy and practice, ed by Fenella Porter, Ines Smyth and Caroline Sweetman. Great Britain: Oxfam, 1999.

Gendered colonialisms in African history, ed. by Nancy Rose Hunt, Tessie P. Liu and Jean Quataert.  Blackwell, 1997.
      mx American Historical Review, 104:2 April 1999 by Karen Tranberg Hansen

Gendered encounters: challenging cultural boundaries and social hierarchies in Africa, ed. by Maria Grosz-Ngate and Omari-H. Kokole.  Routledge, 1997.
      fv JMAS, Sept. 1998 by Philippa Hall

Gendered fields: women, men and ethnography, ed. by Diane Bell, Pat Caplan, and Wazir Jahan Karim.  Routledge, 1993.
     neg American Anthropologist, v. 98, no. 1, Mar. 1996, by Ruth Behar
J. of the Royal Anthropological Institute, v. 3, Sept. 1997, by Nigel Rapport
     fv   Australian J. of Anthro 4:2, 1993 by Jan Larbelestier
     neg Contemporary Sociology 23:2 1994 by Shulamit Reinharz

Gendered poverty and social change, ed by S.Razavi. Washington, DC, The World Bank 1997.

Ghorayshi, Parvin.  Women and work in developing countries: an annotated bibliography.  Greenwood, 1994.
 Feminist Collections, Fall 1994

Gladwin, Christina H.   After the full-time farmers are gone.  Westview Press,  1997.

Goheen, Miriam.  Men own the fields, women own the crops: gender and power in the Cameroon grassfields.   Wisconsin, 1996.
      fv American Anthropologist, v. 100, no. 2, June 1998 by Helen Regis
      fv Choice, Vol 34, by R. Ellovich.
      fv   Agricultural History 71:4 by Teshale Tibetu

Gordon April A.  Transforming capitalism and patriarchy: gender and development in Africa. Lynne Reiner 1996.

......... “Women and Development”, in April A. Gordon and Donald L. Gordon, eds. Understanding contemporary Africa. Boulder: Lynne Reinner, 1996.

Green, December.  Gender violence in Africa.  St. Martin's Press, 1999.

Green, Jan. A family from South Africa. Steck-Vaughn Co, 1998. (for ages 4-8)

Greene, Sandra E.  Gender, ethnicity, and social change on the upper Slave Coast: a history of the Anlo-Ewe.  Heinemann/James Currey, 1996.
      fv Choice, Nov. ?? by B.M. Perinbam
      fv CJAS/RCEA 31:1, 1997 by Ronald R. Atkinson
      fv J. of African Hist., v. 39, no. 3, 1998 by Emmanuel Akyeampong
      fv   Africa 69:1, 1999 by Paul Nugent
      fv   AHR 102:4, 1997 by Ray Kea
      fv   J. of Social History 31:1 by Claire Robertson
      fv   African Affairs 97, 1998 by Barrie Sharpe

Griffiths, Anne M.O.  In the shadow of marriage: gender and justice in an African community.  University of Chicago, 1997.
      fv Choice, May 1998 by W. Arens
      fv Women's Rev. of Books, Sept. 1998 by Kathleen Sheldon
            American Ethnologist 25:4, 1998 by Deborah Durham
      fv   J. of Womens History 10:4, 1998 by Deborah Durham

Groundwork: African women as environmental managers edited by Shanyisa A. Khasiani. ACTS press 1992.
            New Scientist 29 Aus 1992 by Kate de Selincourt

Hafkin, Nancy and Edna Bay. Women in Africa: studies in social and economic change. Stanford University 1976.

Hale, Sondra.  Gender politics in Sudan: Islamism, socialism and the state. Westview Press, 1997.
     mx Ahfad Journal, Dec. 1997, by Iman Ahmed
      fv African Affairs, Ap 1997, by Judy El-Bushra
      fv   American Anthropologist, March 1997, by Lois Beck
     mx American Ethnologist, v. 25, no. 3, Aug. 1998 by Susan M. Kenyon
      fv Choice, no date, by B.M. Perinbam
      fv Middle East Women's Studies Review, Sept. 1996, by Anne M. Jennings
           ASR 40:3, 1997 by H.W. Wilson
     mx  J.of Women's History 10:4 1999 by Margot Badran

Hansen, Karen Tranberg.  Keeping house in Lusaka.  Columbia University, 1996.
      fv American Anthropologist, June 1998 by Lesley A. Sharp
      fv Choice, Nov. 1997 by A.F. Roberts
     mx JMAS, June 1998, by Jan Kees Van Donge
      fv   Journal of Asian and African Studies 33:3, 1998 by Nicoline A. L. Ambe

Harris, Betty J.  Political economy of the Southern African periphery: cottage industries, factories, and female wage labor in Swaziland compared.  St. Martin's Press, 1993.
     mx American Anthropologist, Sept. 1995, by Kate Crehan
      fv   JDA 28:2, 1994 by Webster Masenya
      fv   Choice 30:9, 1993 by J.E.Weaver

Hausa women in the twentieth century, ed. by Catherine Coles and Beverly Mack.  University of Wisconsin, 1991.
     mx CJAS/RCEA 29:1, 1995 by Philomena E. Okeke
      fv J. Afr. Hist., no date, by Maureen Malowany
     mx  American Ethnologist 21:4 1994 by Mary H Moran
            Signs 20, 1994 by Marcia Wright
            ASR 36:3, 1993 by Marjorie A. Franken
      fv  J.of the Royal Anthro Inst 1995 by Kajja Werthmann

Health and Africa.  ACAS Bulletin No. 44/45 (Winter/Spring 1995).

Herbert, Eugenia W.  Iron, gender, and power: rituals of transformation in African societies.  Indiana University, 1994.
      fv African Affairs, Jan. 1995, by Margaret Peil
     mx  American Anthropologist, June 1995 , by Eric Gable
 J. of African Hist., 1995, by Rachel  MacLean
           ASR 38:3, 1995 by Maria G. Cattell
      fv   J.of Interdisciplinary History 26:3, 1996 by T.O. Beidlman

Hirschmann, David, “Civil society in South Africa: learning from gender themes”, in World Development, V2 pp 227-238, 1998.

Hoehler-Fatton, Cynthia.  Women of fire and spirit: history, faith, and gender in Roho religion in Western Kenya. Oxford University Press, 1996.
      fv Choice, Nov. 1996 by R.I. Rotberg
     mx  Int'l J. of African Historical Studies, v. 30, no. 3, 1997 by Mary A. Porter
      fv American Ethnologist, v. 25, no. 3, Aug. 1998 by John C. Wood
      fv Church History, v. 66, Sept. 1997 by Paul R. Dekar

A home divided: women and income in the Third World, ed. by Daisy Dwyer and Judith Bruce. Stanford 1988.
      fv   Am.Anthropologist 91:4 1989 by Ursula Funk

Horn, Nancy.  Cultivating customers: market women in Harare, Zimbabwe. Lynne Reinner 1994.
     mx Economic Geography 72:3, 1996 by Susan Freidburg
            Af Studies Review 40:1 1997 by Susan E. Diduk

House-Midamba, Bessie.  Class development and gender inequality in Kenya, 1963-1990.  Edwin Mellen, 1990.
      fv JMAS, v. 32 by Monica K. Nyamwange

Human development report 1995. UN Development Programme 1995 (and subsequent years).

Human rights and democracy in southern Africa, ed. by Karin Fischer-Buder. New Namibia Books 1998.

Human rights of women: national and international perspecives, ed. by Rebecca Cook.  University of Pennsylvania, 1994.
      fv  Choice, 32:6, 1995 , by S.R. Bald
           J. of Gender Studies, March 1998, by Jane Connors
           Human Rights International Quartrly 17:3, 1995 by Hope Lewis
           International Affairs 72:1, 1996 by Marysia Zalewski
           Women Studies International Forum 18:2, 1995 by anonymous
      fv  Violence Against Women 3:2 1997 by Isabel Marcus

Huntington, Richard.  Gender and social structure in Madagascar.  Indiana University, 1988.
 CJAS/RCEA 25:1, 1991, by Caroline B. Brettell
     mx  American Ethnologist 17:2, 1990 by Maurice Bloch
      fv   ASR 32:3, 1989 by Maria G. Cattell

The impact of female schooling on fertility and contraceptive use, ed. by Martha Ainsworth et al. The World Bank, 1995.

The impact of structural adjustment on the population of Africa: the implications for education, health, and employment, ed. by Aderanti Adepoju.  UNFPA in association with Heinemann, 1993.
      fv Population and Dev't Review, v. 20, no. 1, Mar. 1994, by Michael Todaro
            ASR 38:1, 1995 by Larry A. Swatuk

In pursuit of history: fieldwork in Africa, ed. by Carolyn Keynes Adenaike and Jan Vansina.  James Currey Publishers, 1997.                                                                                                             mx  African Affairs, Oct. l997 by Robin Law
      fv   JMAS 32:1, 1994 by Gerry Nkombo Muuka
            JAR 54:1, 1998 by Caroline Bledsoe
      fv   JAH 39:2, 1998 by Justin Willes

Infobank of gender and gender-related institutions in Kenya, ed. by African Academy of Sciences and the Association of African Women for Research and Development (AAWORD), 1998. Dist. by ABC London.

The informal sector and microfinance institutions in West Africa, ed. by Leila Webster and Peter Fidler.  World Bank, 1996.
      fv Choice, 34:9, 1997 by J.E.Weaver

International legal instruments relevant to women. African Centre for Women, United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, 1995.

Intrahousehold resource allocation in developing countries: models, methods and policy, ed. by Lawrence Haddad, John Hoddinott and Harold Alderman.  The Johns Hopkins University Press for the International Food Policy Research Institute, 1997.
     mx  J. Dev't Studies, Oct 1998, by Scott McDonald
      fv   J of Dev.Econ 56:2, 1998 by Marcel Fafchamps
           AJAE 81:2, 1999 by Peter Orazem

Investments in women's human capital, ed. by T. Schultz.  University of Chicago Press, 1995.
     Mx/neg Pop. and Dev't Review, Dec.1995 by Cynthia B. Lloyd

Isaacman, Allen.  Cotton is the mother of poverty: peasants, work, and rural struggle in colonial Mozambique, 1938-1961.  Heinemann/James Currey/David Philip, 1996.
      fv CJAS/RCEA 31:1 1997
      fv   Africa 69:1,  by Chris Cramer
      mx History 82, 1997 by Joanna Lewis
            Am.Ethnologist 24:2, 1997 by Pauline Elaine Peters
            Af.Affairs 96, 1997 by Richard Waller
     mx  IJAHS 30:1, 1997 by Kathleen Sheldon
      fv  AHR 102:1, 1997 by Jan Hogendom

Issues and perspectives on health care in contemporary Sub-Saharan Africa, edited by Ezekiel Kalipeni and Philip Thiuri.  Edwin Mellen Press 1997.

Jacobs, Rayda.  The Middle Children.  Second Story Press, 1994.  (short stories)
 Women's Rev. of Books, Jan. 1995 by Lesego Melepe

Jacobson, Ruth, “Complicating complexity:integrating gender into analysis of the Mozambican conflict”, in Third World Quarterly. 1999:1.

Jauch, Herbert.  Affirmative action in Namibia: redressing the imbalances of the past.  New Namibia Books 1998. Dist by ABC, London.
 Sister Namibia, July 1998, by Heike Becker

Jeater, Diana.  Marriage, perversion and power: the construction of moral discourse in Southern Rhodesia, 1894-1930.  Clarendon Press/Oxford, 1993.
 African Affairs, Jan 1994, by Jon Lunn
      fv   IJAHS 30:1, 1997 by Luise White
            Africa 65:4, 1995 by Mark F Chingono
      fv   JAH 35:1, 1994 by Timothy Burke
      fv   AHR 99:3, 1994 by Elizabeth Schmidt
     mx  Am Ethnologist 22:4, 1995 by Corinne A. Kratz
      fv   Choice 31:3, 1993 by J.A.Works

Jennings, Anne M.  The Nubians of West Aswan: village women in the midst of change.  Lynne Rienner, 1995.
 Middle East Women's Studies Review, March 1996, by Faegheh Shirazi

Johnson, Chris.  Women on the frontline: voices from Southern Africa.  Basingstoke/Macmillan, 1992.
     mx J. of Gender Studies, vol. 3:3, 1994 by Deborah Gaitskell
      fv   Ethnic and Racial Studies 17:4, 1994 by Janet Bujra

Johnson-Odim, Chery Odim and Nina Emma Mba.  For women and the nation: Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti of Nigeria.  University of Illinois, 1997.
      fv WS Int'l Forum, v. 21, no. 5, 1998 by April L. Few
      fv   Choice 35:6, 1998 by E.S.Schmidt
      fv   AHR 104:1, 1999 by Susan Geiger

Kabeer, Naila.  Gender, demographic transition and the economics of family size.  Occasional paper issued by the United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD), Sept. 1995.
 Ahfad Journal, Dec. 1997 by Jos Van der Linden

........ Reversed realities: gender hierarchies in development thought.  Verso, 1994.
 Gender & History, v. 8, no. 3, Nov. 1996 by Nanneke Redclift
      fv JGS 7:2, July 1998, by Urvashi Soni-Sinha
      fv Population and Dev't Review, Dec. 1995, by Sajeda Amin
      fv   Contemporary Sociology 24:5 1995 by Diane L.Wolf
      fv   Gender and Society 10:5 1996 by Thembisa Waetjen
      fv    APSR 89:2 1995 by Barbara Jancar-Webster

Kabira, Wanjiku Mukabi and Elizabeth Akinyi Nzioki. Celebrating women's resistance: a case study of women's groups movement in Kenya.  New Earth Publications, 1993.
      fv GENDEReview, Kenya's Women and Dev' t Q, March 1997, by Juma Kwayera

Kane, Kevin.  Faidika!  Business training for women’s groups the tototo way. 1990.

Kapteijns, Lidwien.  Women's voices in a men's world: women and the pastoral tradition in northern Somali Orature 1899-1980.  Heinemann. 1999

Karl, Marilee.  Women and empowerment: participation and decision making.  Zed Books  1995.
 One Country, April 1995

Kilbride, Philip L and Janet Kilbride.  Changing family life in East Africa: women and children at risk. Penn State Univ 1990.
      fv  ASR 34:2 1991 by Maria Cattell
      mx Af Affairs 90, 1991 by Nici Nelson

King, Kenneth.  Jua kali Kenya: change and development in an informal economy.  James Currey/East African Educational Publishers/Ohio University Press, 1996.
      fv Choice, Feb. 1997 by J.E. Weaver
 JMAS, Dec. 1997, by Ian Livingstone
     mx  J. of Asian and African Studies 33:4, 1998 Kinathia Macharia
      fv   J. of Dev.Studies 34:1, 1997 Nici Nelson
      fv   International Small Business Journal 15:3, 1997 by Robert Rutherford
            J. of Developing Areas 1997 by Barry Riddell

Kishindo, Paul, Elizabeth Eldredge and Marc Epprecht.  Women, land and agriculture in Lesotho; women in production; the economic role of women in the 19th century.  Institute of Southern African Studies 1993. Dist by ABC, London.
     mx African Studies Review, Sep. 1996 by Cheryl Hendricks

Kolawole, Mary E Modupe. Womanism and African Consciousness. Africa World Press, 1997.

Kwesiga, Joy. An African woman's trek to higher education: inequalities, barriers and determinants.  Fountain Publishers/Kampala, 2000. Dist by ABC, London.

Landau, Paul S.  The realm of the word: language, gender and Christianity in a Southern African Kingdom.  Heinemann. 1995

Larsson, Birgitta.  Conversion to greater freedom? Women, church, and social change in North-Western Tanzania under colonial rule.  Studia Historica Upsaliensia 162.  Almqvist and Wiskell International/Sweden, 1991.
      fv American Historical Review, Feb. 1993, by Luise White
      fv CJAS/RCEA 27:1 1993 by Susan Geiger
     mx JAH 34 by Nancy Rose Hunt
     mx  IJAHS 25:1, 1992

Law, Robin.  From slave trade to 'legitimate' commerce: the commercial transition in l9th century West Africa.  Cambridge University Press 1995.
 Historian, a Journal of History 60:3, 1998 by Joseph Miller
            AHR 102:2, 1997 by David Northrup
            H-Africa August 1997  by Andrew Clark

Lawal, Babatunde.  The Gelede spectacle: art, gender and social harmony in an African culture.  University of Washington, 1996.
African Affairs, v. 96, 1997 by Laurel Birch de Aquilar
African Arts, 31:1 1998 by Elisha Renne
        fv Choice, 35:1 1997 by A.F. Roberts

Leach, Melissa Rainforest relations, gender and resource use among the Mende of Gola. Edinburgh Univ. Press 1994
        fv  African Affairs by Reginald Cline-Cole.

Lefeber, Yvonne.  Midwives without training: practices and beliefs of traditional birth attendants in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
 Midwifery Today, Winter 1994

Legal literacy: a tool for women's empowerment, ed. by Margaret Schuler and Sakuntala Kadirgamar-Rajasingham.  Widbooks, 1992.

The legal situation of women in Southern Africa, ed. by Julie Stewart and Alice Anthony. Women and Law in Southern Africa, Univ. of Zimbabwe, 1990. Dist. by ABC London.

Levine, Robert A.  Child care and culture lessons from Africa.  Cambridge University Press, 1994.
      fv J. of Royal Anthro. Inst., 2:4 1996 by Barry Hewlitt
     mx  Pop. and Dev't Review, 21:2 1995

Likaka, Osumaka.  Rural society and cotton in colonial Zaire.  University of Wisconsin, 1997.
      fv Choice, Jan. 1998, by C.J. Gray
      fv J. of Dev. Areas, 32:3 by Wyatt MacCaffey
     mx J. of Econ. Hist., 58:4 1998 by Richard Roberts
      fv History, 26:4, 1998 by Jos. Engwenya

Logan, B.I. and Josephine A. Beoku-Betts, “Women and education in Africa: an analysis of economic and sociocultural factors influencing observed trends”, in Asian and African Studies Journal, V xxxi no ¾ 1996, p 217.

Lusaka declaration, ed. and compiled by David Barnard and Yzette Terreblanche.  19-21 May 1999.

Macharia, Kinuthia. Social and political dynamics of the informal economy in African cities. University Press of America, 1997.
      mx  JMAS 36:3 1998 by Anthony O'Connor
      mx/fv Contemp.Sociology 27:5 by Lauren Benton

Mager, Anne Kelk .  Gender and the Making of a South African Bantustan.  Heinemann. 1999

Male Bias in the Development Process, ed by Diane Elson. St Martin's Press 1995.
      fv   JDS 20:2 1993 by Sarah A. Radcliffe
      fv  Choice 28:11-12 1991 by D.M.Warren
      fv  Capital and Class sp 1992 by Janet Darley
 

Mama, Amina.  Women's studies and studies of women in Africa during the 1990s.  CODESRIA Green Book, Dakar, 1996.

…….."Khaki in the Family: Gender Discourses and Militarism in Nigeria" African Studies Review 41:2 Sept.1998

…….. Beyond the masks: race, gender and subjectivity. Routledge 1995

…….. "Feminism or femocracy? State feminism and democratization in Nigeria" in African Development, Vol. XX No. pp 37-58.

........   “Shedding the masks and tearing the veils” in Engendering African Social Studies.

Marks, Shula.  Divided sisterhood: race, class, and gender in the South African nursing profession.  St. Martin's Press, 1994.
      fv African Affairs, n.d., by Carolyn Hicks
      fv Int'l J. of African Historical Studies, 29:2 1996 by Marcia Wright
      fv J. of Gender Studies, march 1996 by Jill Olumide
      fv Soc. Sci. & Medicine, 1999 by Michelle Rowe

Marks, Shula, ed.  Not either an experimental doll: the separate worlds of three southern African women.  Indiana University 1987.

Martin, Susan Forbes.  Refugee women.  Zed Books. 1992.

Martin, Carolyn.  Colonial inscriptions: race, sex and class in Kenya.  University of Minnesota, 1995.  ISBN 0-8166-2525-5.
      fv African Affairs, v. 95, Oct. 1996, by Nici Nelson
      fv   JMAS 35:2 1997 by Stephen N. N'Dgwa

Martin, Phyllis. Leisure and society in colonial Brazzaville. Cambridge 1995

Marxism versus the patriarchy: gender and historical materialism in Southern Africa, ed. by Paul Kishindo and Elizabeth Eldredge et al.
 African Studies Rev., 39:2 1996 by Cheryl Hendricks

Mathabane, Mark.  African women: three generations.  Hamish Hamilton (London), 1995 and HarperCollins (NY), 1994.
 Africa Today, v. 43 (July/Sept. 1996) by Sheldon G. Weeks
      fv The Booklist, 90:12 1994 by Hazel Rochman
      fv Library Journal, 119:6 1994 by Gayle S. Leach
 New Statesman & Society, v. 9, March 10, 1995, by Victoria Britain
      fv Publisher's Weekly, 241:12 1994 by Genevieve Stuttaford

Matory, J. Lorand.  Sex and the empire that is no more: gender and the politics of metaphor in Oyo Yoruba religion.  University of Minnesota Press, 1994.
      fv American Anthropologist, v. 97, no. 4, Dec. 1995 by Carolyn M. Shaw
      fv American Ethnologist, 24:4 1997
      fv Choice, 32:4 1994 by F.P. Conant
     mx JAH, 36:1 1995, by R. Law
      fv   JMAS, v. 33, 1995, by Funso Afolayan
      fv   J. of the Royal Anthro. Inst., 3:2 1997 by Marc Schiltz

Mayoux, L.  African women in cooperatives: all are not equal.  Institute for African Alternatives, 1988.

Mbilinyi, Dorothy and Cuthbert K. Omari.  Gender relations and women's images in the media.  1996.

Mbilinyi, Marjorie.  Big slavery: agribusiness and the crisis in women’s employment in Tanzania. Dar es Salaam: UDP Press 1991
      fv African Studies Rev., 37:2 1994 by Gregory Maddux

........ “Research methodologies in gender issues” in Gender in southern Africa: conceptual and theoretical issues, ed by Meena, 1991.

McClintock, A. "No longer in  future heaven: women and nationalism in South Africa" Transition 51 pp 104-123.

McCord, Margaret.  The calling of Katie Makanya: a memoir of South Africa.   John Wiley, 1998.
       Amazon.com customer reviews: Dec. 2, 1997 and May 6, 1997
      fv Booklist, Feb. 15, 1997 by Mary Carroll
      fv Choice, 34:10 1997 by E.S. Schmidt
      fv The Economist, 19 Apr. 1997 by Anon
      fv Kirkus Reviews, Jan. 15, 1997
      fv The Library Journal, 15 Mar. 1997 by Don R. Brusha
      fv NYTimes Bk Review, 6 Apr. 1997 by Mary Ellen Sullivan

Mikell, Gwendolyn.  Cocoa and chaos in Ghana.  Howard University, 1992.
      fv American Historical Review, Dec. 1993, by Jan Hogendorn

Missionaries and mandarins: feminist engagement with development institutions ed. by Carol Miller and Ahahra Razavi. IT Publications 1998.

Mkandawire, Thandika  Our continent, our future: African prspectives on structural adjustment, ed by Thandika Mkandawire and Charles C. Soludo. Codesria and IDRC and Africa World Press, 1998.

Moore, Henrietta L.  Cutting down trees: gender, nutrition, and agricultural change in the Northern province of Zambia, 1890-1990, by Henrietta L. Moore and Megan Vaughan.  Heinemann/James Currey/University of Zambia, 1994.
      fv African Affairs, no date, by Melissa Leach
 American Anthropologist, v. 97, no. 4, Dec. 1995 by Carolyn M. Shaw
      fv American Historical Review, 100:2, 1995 by Sara Berry
      fv Choice, June 1994, by D.M. Warren
     mx Int'l J. of African Hist. Studies, 28:2 1995 by Paul Tiyambe Zeleza
      fv J. African History, 1995, by Steven Feierman
      fv J. Gender Studies, Nov. 1995 by Johan Pottier
      fv JMAS, Dec. 1996 by James Pletcher

Mortgaging women's lives: feminist critiques of structural adjustment, ed. by Pamela Sparr.  Zed, 1994.
      fv Choice, May 1995 by H.H. Ulbrich
      fv NWSA Journal, Summer 1996, by Romy Borooah

Mothers of the revolution: the war experiences of thirty Zimbabwean women, compiled and edited by Irene Staunton.  Baobab Books/James Currey/Indiana University Press, 1990.
      fv CJAS/RCEA v. 28 by Sheila M. Nicholas
 JMAS, Dec. 1992 by Femi Ojo-ade
            ASR Dec 1993 by Norma Kriger
      fv   Womens Review of Books Ap 1992 by Gill Lusk
      fv   Foreign Affairs Winter 1990 by Gail Gerhart
      fv   Choice Apr 1992 by P.M.Martin

Moussa, Helene. Storm and sanctuary: the journey of Ethiopian and Eritrean women refugees.  Artemis Enterprises (Dundas, Ontario).
 Women's Education/Education des femmes, Winter 1993.

Mukangara, Fenella.  Women and gender studies in Tanzania: an annotated bibliography 1982-94.  Univ of Dar es Salaam Press, 1995. Dist. by ABC, London.

Mukurasi, Laeticia.  Post abolished: one woman's struggle for employment rights . Nairobi, Iris Publications. 1991.
 GENDEReview: Kenya's Women and Dev't Q, June 1997 by Evaline W. Diang'a

Mumba, Norah M.  A song in the night: a personal account of widowhood in Zambia.  Multimedia, Zambia 1992. Dist by ABC, London.
 Sage 9:1 1995, Tembo S. Mwizenge

Namhila, Ellen.  The price of freedom: a woman's story about exile.
 Sister Namibia, March 1998 by Heike Becker

Ncube, Welshman et al. Continuity and change: the famly in Zimbabwe. Harare: Women in Law in Southern Africa Research Project, 1997.

..........Paradigms of exclusion: women’s access to resources in Zimbabwe. Harare: Women and Law in Southern Africa Research Trust, 1997.

Nigerian women in historical perspective, ed. by Bolanle Awe.  Sankore/Bookcraft, 1992. Dist. by ABC, London.
     mx African Studies Rev., 37:3 1994 by Barbara M. Cooper
 Africa Today, v. 43, 1996 by Rose Ure Mezu
      fv Choice, Feb. 1994 by P.M. Martin
     mx J. Af. Hist., 37:3 1996 by Ann O'Hear

Nigerian women in politics 1986-1993, ed. by Clara Osinulu and Nina Mba.  Malthouse Press, Nigeria  1996.

Nordstrom, Carolyn.  A different kind of war story.  University of Pennsylvania, 1997.
     neg J. of Royal Anthro Inst., 5:1 1999 by Harri Englund
     mx Choice, 35:8 1998 by W. Arens

Nthunya, Mpho 'M'atsepo.  Singing away the hunger: the autobiography of an African woman, by Mpho 'M'atsepo Nthunya and edited by K. Limakatso Kendall.  Indiana University, 1997.
      fv Choice, 35:8 1998 by E.S. Schmidt
      fv J. of Southern Afn Studies, 24:3 1998 by Marc Epprecht
 Library Journal, 122:13 1997 by Ann Burns
 Publisher's Weekly, 18 Aug. 1997 by Genevieve Stuttaford
 Women's Studies Q, 26:3-4 1998 by Sarah Brown-Clark

Nuptuality in Subsaharan Africa, ed. by Caroline Bledsoe and Gilles Pison.  Oxford University Press, 1994.
 American Anthropologist, v. 98, no. 1, Mar. 1996 by Philip L. Kilbride
 Int'l J. of African Historical Studies, v. 29, no. 1, 1996 by Barbara M. Cooper
            Pop and Dev.Review, 20, 1994.

Nyarki, Lily and Ruth Maktsi. Publishing and book trade in Kenya. Nairobi: East African Education Publishers, 1996.

Odaga, Adhiambo and Ward Heneveld, Girls and schools in sub-Saharan Africa: from analysis to action. The World Bank 1995.
     fv    Agricultural History, summer 1996 by Anon.

Ogbomo, Onaiwu W.  When men and women mattered: a history of gender relations among the Owan of Nigeria.  University of Rochester, 1997.
     mx American Historical Review, Dec. 1998 by Claire C. Robertson
     mx Choice, 35:2 1997 by B.M. Perinbam

Ogundipe-Leslie, Molara.  Re-creating ourselves: African women and critical transformations.  Africa World Press, 1994.
 CJAS/RCEA 30:1 1996 by Awuor Ayodo
      fv   Research in African Literatures, summer 1995 by Tuzyline Jita Allan

Oheneba-Sakyi, Yaw Female autonomy, family decision making and demographic behavior in Africa   Mellen Press 1999

Olmstead, Judith.  Woman between two worlds: portrait of an Ethiopian rural leader.  University of Illinois, 1997.
 Fv/mx American Historical Review, June 1998, by Lidwien Kapteijns
      fv Choice, 35:3 1997 by W. Arens
      fv Gender & Society, 12:4 1998 by Marcia Texler Segal
      fv J. of Royal Anthro Inst., 4:3 1998 by Aneesa Kassam
      fv J. of Women's Hist., 10:2 1998 by Steeve O. Buckridge

Omari, Cuthbert K.  Women in the informal sector. Dar es Salaam Univ. Press, 1997. Dist by ABC, London.

Oppong, Christine.  Seven roles of women: impact of education, migration and employment on Ghanaian mothers, by Christine Oppong and Katherine Abu. Geneva: International Labour Organisation, 1987.

Otieno, Wambui Waiyaki.  Mau Mau's daughter: the life history of Wambui Waiyaki Otieno, edited and introduced by Cora Ann Presley.  Lynne Rienner, 1998.
      fv Choice, May 1999, by R. Ellovich
 JAH, no date, by Margaret Jean Hay

Our gendered past: archeological studies of gender in Southern Africa. Lyn Wadley, ed. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press 1997.

Owen, Margaret. A World of Widows.  Zed 1996

Oyewumi, Oyeronke.  The invention of women: making an African sense of gender discourse.  University of Minnesota Press 1997.
 Women's Studies International Forum, 21:2 1998 by Anon.
 World Literature Today, 72:4 1998 by Adele King

Palmer, Ingrid.  Gender and population in the adjustment of African economies: planning for change. Geneva: International Labour Office/Geneva, 1991.
 African Studies Rev., 36:3 1993 by Kathleen Staudt
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      fv Manchester School of Econ. & Soc. Studies, 60:3 1992 by Tony Addison
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Pankhurst, Helen.  Gender, development and identity: an Ethiopian study.  Zed, 1993.
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     mx  Int'l J. of Af. Studies 28:1 1995 by Werner Lange
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Patriarchy and class: African women in the home and workforce, ed. by Sharon B. Stichter and Jane L. Parpart.  Westview, 1988.
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Penn, Shana.  The women's guide to the wired world: a user-friendly handbook and resource directory.  The Feminist Press at CUNY, 1997.

Perspectives on Africa: a reader on culture, history and representation , ed. by Richard Grinker and Christopher Steiner. Blackwell Publishers, 1997.
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Peterson, V. Spike and Anne Sisson Runyan..  Global gender issues. Westview Press, 1993.
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A place to live: gender research on housing in Africa, ed. by Ann Schlyter. Nordika Afrikainstitutet and Rutgers 1996.

The politics of women's education: perspectives from Asia, Africa, and Latin America, ed. by Jill Kerr Conway and Susan Borque.  University of Michigan, 1993.
      fv American Anthropologist, v. 98, no. 1, Mar. 1996 by Elsa M. Chaney
 Women's Rev. of Books, Oct. 1994 by Peggy McIntosh

Poverty, policy and food security in Southern Africa, ed. by Coralie Bryant.  Lynne Rienner in cooperation with the Overseas Development Council, 1988.
 CJAS/RCEA 27:1, 1993, by Arlene Janzen

Power, reproduction and gender: the intergenerational transfer of knowledge, ed. by Wendy Harcourt.  Zed, 1997.

The power to change: women in the third world redefine their environment.  Kali for Women, India.
 Women in Action, Winter 1993

Presley, Cora Ann.  Kikuyu women, the Mau Mau Rebellion, and social change in Kenya.  Westview, 1992.
     mx  Africa, 64:3 1994 by Marina Santoru
 Af. Studies Rev., 28:2 1995 by Lawrence Schiller
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     mx Rural Soc., 58:4 1993 by Barbara A. Moss

Private decisions, public debate: women, reproduction and population, ed. by Judity Mirsky. London: Panos Publications, 1994.
 Women in Action, Apr. 1994

The private is public: a study of violence against women in southern Africa. Charlotte Watts, Susana Osman and Everjoice Win, eds. Harare: Women in Law and Development, 1995.

Productive employment and equity in the rural and informal sectors in Kenya.  The International Labour Organisation (ILO).

The Progress of the Worlds Women, ed. by Diane Elson. UNIFEM, forthcoming 2000.

Putting women on the agenda, ed. by Susan Bazilli.  Ravan/Johannesburg, 1992 (c. 1991).
      fv Choice, Nov. 1992, by J.J. Grotpeter
 CJAS/RCEA 29:1, 1995, by Alison T. Slack

A question of access: training workshops on planning credit projects that take women into account.  UNIFEM, 1995.

Ranger, T.O. Are we not also men? Heinemann 1995.
    fv   Intl Bulletin of Missionary Research July 1996
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    fv   Historian, fall 1997 by Leslie Bryant
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Ramphele, Mamphela.  Across boundaries: the journey of a South African woman leader.  The Feminist Press, CUNY, 1997 (c1996).
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      fv J. of Negro Education, 66:4 1997 by Mignonne Pollard
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 M.S. 7:6 1997 by Laura Jamison

..........  "The dynamics of gender politics in the hostels of Capetown: another legacy of the South African migrant labor system" in Journal of South African Studies 15 (April 1989): 393.

The reality of aid: an independent review of international aid, ed. by Judith Randel and Tony German.  Earthscan Publications/Geneva, 1996.
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      fv   Environment March 1997 by Andrew Jordan

Reardon, Geraldine. Power and process: a report from the women linking for change conference, Thailand 1994.  Oxfam/Stylus 1995

Reconceiving reality: women and international law, ed. by Dorinda G. Dallmeyer.  American Society of International Law, 1993.
 J. of Gender Studies, March 1998, by Jane Connors

Renaud, Michelle Lewis.  Women at the crossroads: a prostitute community's response to AIDS in urban Senegal. Gordon and Breach/Amsterdam, 1997.
     mx American Anthropologist, June 1998, by Michael Lambek
      fv Choice, March 1998, by M.A. Gwynne
      fv   ASR Sept 1998 by Kearsley A.Stewart

Report of the Fourth World Conference on Women, Beijing 1995.  United Nations 1996.

Report of the international conference on population and development, 5-13 Sept. 1994, Cairo, Egypt.  United Nations, 1994.
 Arrows for Change, April 1995

Research on women in Uganda: an annotated bibliography, edited by Maria G.N.Musoke. Kampala:Women Studies Department, Makerere University, 1993.

Rethinking the political: Gender, resistance and the state, ed. by Barbara Laslett et al.  University of Chicago 1995.
       mx  Gender and Society June 1997 by Joyce Misra

Reyher, Rebecca Houwich.  Zulu woman: the life story of Christina Sibiya.  The Feminist Press at CUNY, 1999 (first published 1948).

The road to empowerment, edited by Wanjiku Kabira and Wanjira Muthoni. Nairobi: African Women's Development Communication Network (FEMNET), 1994.

Robertson, Claire C.  Trouble showed the way: women, men, and trade in the Nairobi area, 1890-1990.  Indiana University, 1997.
      fv    Choice 35:10 1998 by E.S. Schmidt
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Romero, Patricia W.  Profiles in diversity: women in the new South Africa.  Michigan State, 1998.
      mx Choice, Dec. 1998, by E.S. Schmidt

Rural households in emerging societies, ed. by Margaret Haswell and Diana Hunt.  Berg, 1991.
 African Affairs, no date, by Lynne Brydon
      fv Choice, 29:11-12 1992 by R.A. Simko
      fv Population and Development Review, Dec. 1993, by Michael P. Todaro
      fv MAN, 28:2 1993 by A.F. Robertson

Rwebangira, Magdalena K.  The legal status of women and poverty in Tanzania.  Rutgers and Nordiska Afrikainstitutet 1996.
      fv African Studies Rev., 41:1 1998 by Aili Mari Tripp
      fv Africa, 68:2 1998 by Joanna Lewis

Sachs, Carolyn.  Gendered fields: rural women, agriculture, and environment. Westview Press, 1996.
      fv Am. Scientist, 85:1 1997 by Peggy F. Bartlett
      fv Choice, Oct. 1996 by D.P. Slesinger
      fv Gender & Soc., 11:3 1997 by Cathy Rakowski
 J. of Women's Hist., 10:2 1998 Anon

SADC gender monitor, compiled by Booki M. Kethusegile and Athaliah Molokoume et al. 44 pp. Dist by ABC, London.

Sahn, David.  Structural adjustment reconsidered: economic policy and poverty in Africa, by David Sahn, Paul Dorosh and Stephen Younger.  Cambridge University Press, 1998.
      fv Choice, 35:11-12 1998 by J.E. Weaver
      fv J. Development Studies, Dec. 1998, by Howard White

Sai, Fred T.  Adam and Eve and the serpent: breaking the bonds to free Africa's women.  Ghana University Press/Accra.  1995.

Schmidt, Elizabeth.  Peasants, traders and wives: Shona women in the history of Zimbabwe, 1870-1939.  Baobab/James Currey/Heinemann, 1992.
      fv African Affairs, no date, by Jon Lunn
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 Historian, 57:3 1995 by Peter A. Dumbuya
      fv Int'l J. of Af. Historical Studies, 26:2 1993 by Leonard Leslie Bessant
     mx JAH, v. 34, by Diana Jeater
      fv J. Gender Studies, v. 3, no. 1, 1994 by Donna Pankhurst
     mx Social Hist., 21:3 1996 by Pamela Scully

Schoenbrun, David.  A green place, a good place: agrarian change, gender, and social identityin the Great Lakes region to the 15th century.  Heinemann, 1998.

Scott, Catherine V.  Gender and development: rethinking modernization and dependency theory.  Lynne Rienner, 1995.
     mx Am. Political Sci. Rev., 90:1 1996 by Anne Marie Goetz
      fv Choice, July/Aug 1995, by D.M. Warren
      fv CJAS, 29:4 1996 by Kyung-Ae Park
     mx J. Dev'g Areas, 31:1 1996 by Shelley Feldman

Scully, Pamela.  Liberating the family?  Gender and British slave emancipation in the rural Western Cape, South Africa, 1823-1853.  Cape Town: Heinemann/David Philip, 1997.
      fv American Historical Review, April 1999, by Sandra E. Greene
     mx Choice, 35: 11-12 1998
      fv   Social History Jan 1999 by Catherine Hall

Searching for security, ed. by Isa Baud and Ines Smyth.  Routledge. 1998
     fv   JDS Ap 1998 by Jeremy Holland

The second women's budget 1997, ed. by Debbie Budlender.  Idasa Publishers, Capetown.

Seidman, G.W. "No Freedom without the women: Mobilization and gender in South Africa 1970-1992".  Signs Vol. 18 No 2 1993, pp 291-320.

Sex and gender hierarchies, ed. by Barbara Diane Miller.  Cambridge University Press, 1993.
 Population and Dev't Review, v. 19, no. 4, Dec. 1993 by Susan Greenhalgh

Sharwood-Smith, Joan.  Diary of a colonial wife: an African experience.  Radcliffe Press (London), 1992.
      fv JAH, 36:1 1995 by Ann O'Hear

Sisterhood, feminisms and power: from Africa to the Diaspora, ed by Obioma Nnaemeka. African World Press, 1997.
      fv   J. of 3rd World Studies, 15:2 1998 by Yvette Alex-Assenoh

Sivard, Ruth.  Women: a world survey.  World Priorities. 1995
      fv   Womens Studies Quarterly, fall 1995 by Lynne Worhole (sp)

Slovo, Gillian.  Every secret thing: my family, my country.  Little, Brown & Company, 1997.
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Small enterprises and changing policies: structural adjustment, financial policy and assistance programmes in Africa, ed. by A.H.J. Helmsing and T. Kolstee.  Intermediate Technology, 1993.
      fv JMAS, 32:2 1994

Small enterprises: flexibility and networking in an African context, ed by Dorothy McCormick and Paul Ove Pedersen. Longhorn Kenya 1996.

Snyder, Margaret C. and Mary Tadesse.   African women and development: a history: the story of the African Training and Research Centre for Women of the United Nations Economic Commission for AfricaWitwatersrand/Zed Books, 1995.
      fv Africa, 68:2 1998 by Joanna Lewis
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      fv   The East African 15-21 Jan 1996 by Elaine Eliah

…….. Transforming development: women, poverty and politics: a history of the UN Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM) Intermediate Technology Publications, 1995.
 WIN News, Winter 1996 by Fran Hosken

…….. African women’s business ventures and investment patterns: matoke, matatu and DC10s.  Fountain Publishers/Kampala, forthcoming 2000.

…….. American partnership with the new Africa: questions of power, justice and gender. New York, the Phelps-Stokes Fund, May 1999.

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Social change and economic reform in Africa. Scandanavian Institute of African Studies 1993.
     fv    African Affairs 94, 1995 by Pauline E. Peters
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     fv    IJAHS 28:2 1995 by Marshall S. Clough
            Africa 65:2 by Tim Kelsall

Social dynamics of adolescent fertility in Sub-Saharan Africa, ed. by Caroline H. Bledsoe and Barney Cohen. Washington DC,  National Research Council, Committee on Population, 1993.
     mx Population & Dev't Review, 20:1 1994
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Soiri, Iina.  The radical motherhood: Namibian women's independence struggle.  Nordiska/Transaction Publishers 1996.

Sorenson, Birkitte Women and post-conflict reconstruction: issues and sources. Occasional Paper No. 3. Geneva: UNRISD 1998.

South African feminisms: writing, theory and criticism 1990-1994, ed. by M.J. Daymond.  Garland Publishing 1996.
 J. of S'n. African Studies, 23:4 1997 by Anthony O'Brien

The South African women's health book.  The Women's Health Project, 1996.

Southern Africa in transition: a gendered perspective, ed. by Patricia McFadden and Jennifer Chiriga et al. Southern African Printing and Publishing House 1998. Dist. by ABC, London.

Stamp, Patricia.  Technology, gender and power in Africa.  International Development Research Centre (IDRC), 1989.
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Staudt, Kathleen. Managing development: state, society and international contexts. Sage publications 1991.
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           J.of Developing Areas 27:4 1993 by Fred R. Von der Mehden

Steeves, H. Leslie.  Gender violence and the press: the St. Kizito story.  Ohio University Press, 1997.
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The strategic silence: gender and economic policy, ed. by Isabella Bakker.  Zed Books/North-South Institute, 1994.
      fv Choice, Feb. 1995 by A. Bunton
      fv Rev. of Radical Political Economy, 28:4 1996 by Tamar Diana ??son

Strengthening linkages for women's rights in Africa, ed. by Nyaradzai Gumbonzvanda and Everjoice Win.  Harare: Women in Law and Development (WiLDAF), 1994.

Structural adjustment and African women farmers, ed. by Christina H. Gladwin.  University of Florida Press, 1991.
      fv Africa Today, 38:4 1991 by Kathleen Staudt
 African Farmers, Jan. 1994 by Karen Gellen
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      fv American Anthropologist, 94:4 1992 by Eliz. Colson
      fv Foreign Affairs, 71:4 1992 by Gail Gerhart
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 Rural Sociology, v. 57, no. 4, Winter 1992 by Josephine Boeku-Betts

Structural adjustment programs and the human rights of African women. Ed by Petronella Maramba, Bisis Olateru-Olagbegi and Rosalie Tiani Webanenou for Women in Law and Development in Africa. Harare: WILDAF 1995.

Structurally adjusted Africa: poverty, debt and basic needs, ed. by David Simon, Wim Van Spengen, Chris Dixon and Anders Narman.  Pluto Press/London, 1995.
 J. of Commonwealth & Comparative, no date, by Olufemi Vaughan

A study of the economic empowerment of women and their role in the socio-economic development of Africa.  United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA)/Addis Ababa, August 1996.

Subversive women: women's movements in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean, ed. by Saskia Wieringa et al.  Zed 1995.
 J. of Women's Hist., 10:1 1998 by Caryn E. Newmann

Sustainable peace after war: arguing the need for major integration of gender perspectives in post-conflict programming.  Geneva: International Labour Organisation (ILO).

Sustaining the future: economic, social and environmental change in Sub-Saharan Africa.  United Nations 1996.

Swai, Florence. “The position of women in political party leadership” in The road to democracy. Eastern and Southern African Universities Research Programme (ESAURP. Dar es Salaam: Tema Publishers 1998.

Swantz, Marja Liisa. Ritual and symbol in traditional Zaramo society, with special reference to women. Uppsala: Lund, 1970.

Sweeter than honey: Ethiopian women and revolution, testimonies of Tigrayan women. Red Sea Press, 1990.

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Taking the African women's movement into the 21st century: report of the First African Women's Leadership Institute, February 22nd to March 14th, 1997, Kampala, Uganda, ed. by Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi and Algresia Akwi-Ogajor. London: Akina Mama wa Afrika, 1997.

Tamale, Sylvia.  When hens begin to crow: gender and parliamentary politics in Uganda. Westview Press and Fountain Press, 1998.
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Technology policy and practice in Africa, ed. by O.M. Ogbu, B.O. Oyeyinka, H.M. Mlawa.  International Development Research Centre (IDRC), 1995.  Text online at www.idrc.ca/books/focus/790/index.html

Theorizing black feminisms: the visionary pragmatism of black women, ed. by Stanlie M. James and Abena P.A. Busia.  Routledge, 1993.
      fv Contemporary Sociology, 24:4 1995 by Rosalyn Teborg-Penn
      fv JMAS, v. 33, 1995, by Biko Agozino
      fv Women's Review of Books, 12:3 1994 by Patricia Hill Collins
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The third women's budget 1998, ed. by Debbie Budlender.  Cape Town: Idasa Publishers.

Thomas-Slayter, Barbara.  Gender, environment, and development in Kenya: a grassroots perspective, by Barbara Thomas-Slayter and Dianne Rocheleau.  Lynne Rienner, 1995.
     mx  African Affairs, July 1996, by Lynne Brydon
      fv Choice, Feb. 1996, by D.M. Warren
     mx J. of Dev'g Areas, 30:4 1996 by Nici Nelson

Tibatemwa-Ekirikubinza, Lillian .  Women's violent crime in Uganda: more sinned against than sinning. Kampala: Fountain Publishers 2000. Dist. by ABC, London.

Toubia, Nahid.  Female genital mutilation: a call for global action. 1993, 2nd edition 1996.
 Siecus Report, 24:3 Anon
 Studies in Family Planning, Jan/Feb 1995

Too young to die: genes or gender? United Nations 1998.

Toulmin, Camilla.  Cattle, women, and wells: managing household survival in the Sahel.  Clarendon Press, 1992.
      fv Africa, 64:4 1994 by Mortimer Michael
      fv African Affairs, July 1994, by Matthew Lockwood
      fv Choice, 31:1 1993 by W. Arens
 The Economic Journal, 104 1994 by Oliver Morrissey
 Man, 29:4 by Han Van Dijk
    mx  Population Studies, July 1995, by Allan G. Hill

Towards common ground: gender and natural resource management in Africa, ed. by Asenath J. Sigot, Lori A. Thrupp and Jennifer Green.  World Resources Institute,

Transforming female identities: women's organizational forms in West Africa, ed. by Eva Evers Rosander.  Rutgers/Nordiska Afrikainstitutet (Uppsala), 1997.
     mx JMAS, v. 36, no. 2, June 1998 by Lucy Creevey

Tripp, Aili Mari.  Changing the rules: the politics of liberalization and the urban informal sector in Tanzania.  University of California Press, 1997.
     mx Africa, 68:2 1998 by Tim Kelsall
 African Studies Q, 1:2 (www.africa.ufl.edu/asq/v1/2/4.html) by Chris Johnson
      fv American Anthropologist, 99:4 1997 by Janet MacGaffey
      fv CJAS/RCEA 32:2 1998
     mx Choice, 35:1 1997 by J.E. Weaver
      fv J. of Dev'g Areas, 32:2 1998 by Barry Riddell
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Tripp, Aili Mari.  Women and politics in Uganda.  Univ. of Wisconsin, 2000.

Uchendu, Patrick.  Education and the changing economic role of Nigerian women. Enugu, Fourth Dimension Publishing Co. 1995. Dist. by ABC, London.

Understanding contemporary Africa, ed. by April A. Gordon and Donald L. Gordon.  Lynne Rienner, 2nd edition 1996.
       J. of Dev'g Areas, 27:4 1993 by Spencer Brown
      fv   J. of Dev't Studies, 30:1 1993 by David Simon
      fv J. of 3rd World Studies, 11:2 1994 by Kingsley Esedo
      fv Orbis, 36:4 1992 by Michael Radu

Unsung heroines: women's life histories from Tanzania, ed. by Magdalene K. Ngaiza and Bertha Koda.  WRDP Publications, 1992 (c. 1991).  Dist. by African Books Collective, Ltd., The Jam Factory, 27 Park End St., Oxford OX 1 1HU, UK.
      fv Choice, June 1993, by P.M. Martin

Unequal burden: economic crises, persistent poverty and women's work, ed. by Lourdes Benería and Shelley Feldman.  Westview, 1992.
      fv Choice, May 1993, by K.H. Larson
      fv J. of the Am. Planning Assoc., 59:2 1993 by Sylvia White

United Nations. The work of CEDAW: reports of the committee on the elimination of discrimination against women. Vol IV, 1989. New York: United Nations.

United Nations. From Nairobi to Beijing: Second review and appraisal of the implementation of the Nairobi Forward-Looking Strategies for the Advancement of Women. New York: United Nations, 1995.

The United Nations and the advancement of women, 1945-1996.  UN Dept. of Public Information, 1995 (UN blue books series v. VI).
      fv Feminist Collections, Fall 1995 by Phyllis H. Weisbard

The urban challenge in Africa: growth and management of its large cities. Ed by Carol Rokodi. United Nations University 1997.
      fv   African Affairs, v. 97, 1998 by Anthony O'Connor
      fv Housing Studies, 13:5 1998 by Ben Oakley

Urbanization in Africa: a handbook, ed. by James D. Tarver.  Greenwood, 1994.
      fv Choice, March 1995 by M.O. Shannon
      fv Pop. & Dev. Rev., 21:1 1995 By Michael P. Todaro

Valodia, Imraan. “Engendering the public sector: an example fro the Women’s Budget Initiative in South Africa” in Journal of International Development, 1998:7.

Van Achterberg, Angeline.  Out of the shadows: the First African Indigenous Women's Conference.  Jon Carpenter, 1999.

Wallman, Sandra.  Kampala women getting by: wellbeing in the time of AIDS, by Sandra Wallman in association with Grace Bantebya-Kyomuhendo, Valdo Pons, Jessica Jitta, Frank Kaharuza, Jessica Ogden, Solveig Freudenthal.   James Currey/Fountain/Ohio University Press, 1996.
     mx Africa, 68:2 1998 by Joanna Lewis
     fv Africa Today, v. 44, Jul/Sept. 1997 by Katherine Fritz
     mx African Studies Rev., 1998 by Meredith Turshen
     fv Choice, 34:8 1997, by M.A. Gwynne
     mx CJAS/RCEA 32:2 1998
  fv/mx J. of Commonwealth & Comparative Politics, no date, by Nici Nelson
     fv JMAS, 35:4 Dec. 1997 by Susan Dicklitch
     mx J of Royal Anthro. Inst., Mar. 1998 by Christine Obbo

Waylen, Georgina.  Gender in third world politics.  Lynne Rienner, 1996.
 Int'l Affairs, 73:2 1997 by M.J. Greeve
      fv J. of Commonwealth & Comparative Politics, no date, by Lynne Brydon
     neg J. of Gender Studies, 7:2 1998 by Maggie Ann Bowers
     mx Political Studies, Sep. 1997 by Ann Matear
     mx Studies in Comparative Int'l Dev., 32:1 1997 by Cathy Rakowski

We can make it: stories of disabled women in developing countries.  Geneva: International Labour Organisation (ILO) 1997.

Webster, Leila and Peter Fidler.The Informal