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The role of Black women's voluntary sector organisations

Cooke, V.
Davis, S.
Joseph Rowntree Foundation, York (United Kingdom)

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Full report 'Why do Black women organise?...' by S. Davies and V. Cooke, ISBN 0-85374-800-4SIGLEAvai...

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Sia, London (United Kingdom)

January 1996

A report of three regional consultative seminars with black women's organisations in London, East Mi...

From surviving to thriving Black women managers in Britain

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Supporting black voluntary action The need for black local development agencies

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Understanding young black female subjectivity Theorising the interrelations of `race' and gender

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January 1997

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January 1987

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A sociological analysis of methods of organising used by women in Caribbean free trade zones Implications for development

Dunn, L.L.

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Women's clubs, associations and other relations in Southern Zambia Interactions between development interventions and people's own strategies

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Why do black women organise? A comparative analysis of black women's voluntary sector organisations in Britain and their relationship to the state

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