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Social analysis and actions for Ghanaian women’s development within Bosore and Abirem communities: a project study

Представлены результаты исследования, основанного на теории потенциальных возможностей и анализе полевых данных о повседневном опыте женщин сельских общин Босоре и Абирем (Гана). Подчеркнута необходимость применения государственными и частными организациями комплексного подхода при условии активного участия членов сообщества к устранению коренных причин бесправия женщин Ганы. Автор заявляет об отсутствии конфликта интересов.

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Гана, подход, основанный на возможностях, социальные действия, социальный анализ, развитие женщин

Авторы

ФИО	Организация	Дополнительно	E-mail
Энчилл Габриэлла Лили	Национальный исследовательский университет «Высшая школа экономики»	бакалавр искусств по направлению «Комплексное развитие сообществ», магистр наук по направлению «Население и развитие» Международной лаборатории исследований социальной интеграции, аспирант по направлению «Социология», научный сотрудник аспирантуры по социологии	genchill@hse.ru

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