Accra turns lives around: female migrant traders and their empowerment experiences in Accra, Ghana
This paper examines young female migrants working as petty traders in the Accra Metropolitan Area. It discusses the processes through which female migrant traders as economic actors have used migration and trading as pathways to empower themselves through an analysis of their control over material a...
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2014
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