Flânerie as an activity of strolling and looking carried out by the flâneur is a persistent motif
in literature, sociology and art concerned with urban and specifically metropolitan culture …

Abstract In 1985, Maxine Molyneux, a famous feminist analyst, asked about the ability of
socialist governments to achieve the emancipation of women. On the basis of the case of …

Page 1 AFRICAN WOMEN'S UNIQUE VULNERABILITIES TO HIV/AIDS Communication
Perspectives and Promises LINDA. K. FULLER Bé Page 2 African Women’s Unique …

In this chapter, I examine the position of women slum dwellers in Kibera, Kenya, concerning
access to water and sanitation and how access to water is affected by their status as …

In 2012 the United Nations reported that 863 million people globally live in informal
settlements (United Nations 2012) 2, located primarily in cities of the global south. Although …

This chapter traces two legal struggles over the changing forms and authority of passports;
the first concerns campaigns to 'de-gender'or gender otherwise passports, and the second …

This thesis offers an ethnographic study of the professional lives of twenty-eight women
musicians working in Gauteng and their experiences in popular music-making in …

Die artikel fokus op die manlikheid-in-krisis-fenomeen soos ek dit ondersoek het in my PhD-
studie1 oor die vergestaltings van Afrikaanse manlikheid in Afrikaanse tydskrifte wat deur …

Despite the movement towards cultivating a democracy since 1994, South Africa is a country
which still faces many challenges as a result of political and racial remnants of the Apartheid …

After fifty years of independence, and in the changing economic sphere of Bangladesh,
women play a critically significant role in the development of the country nonetheless as a …