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Engaging Patriarchy : Challenges and Respnsibilities for Educators and Policy Makers in Kenya edited by Wanjiku J. Khamasi, Faith W. Maina and Mieke VanHaegendoren.-

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TextPublication details: Eldoret Institute for Gender Equity Research And Development 2011ISBN:

978-9966-85469--8

Subject(s):

SOCIAL SCIENCE

DDC classification:

301.435096762 ENG

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