Gendered exclusion and contestation: Malawian women’s migration and work in colonial Harare, Zimbabwe, 1930s to 1963
States, industrialists and African authorities in colonial southern Africa generally perceived migrant work in masculine terms—especially inter-territorial mobility, the complexities of which fueled the assumption that inter-colonial migration was predominantly undertaken by men. The biases of colon...
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University of Wisconsin Press
2021
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