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Development aid. Development cooperation --- Ghana

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Economic assistance --- Economic assistance --- World Bank --- Ghana --- Ghana --- Economic conditions --- Economic policy.

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Sandra Greene argues convincingly that gender and ethnicity in precolonial Africa can only be understood together. Her book focuses on the history of the Anlo-Ewe of southeastern Ghana over three centuries and demonstrates that the very factors that affected social constructions of gender also had profound implications for the construction of ethnic identities. Greene documents the changes that occurred in ethnic boundaries as the community absorbed refugees, traders, and conquerors and later began to redefine the boundaries between insiders and outsiders. She then analyzes the way shifting ethnic definitions and competition for scarce resources affected gender relations. Clan elders increasingly sacrificed the interests of the young women under their authority in marital arrangements because of an increasing preference for clan endogamy. Greene explores the way some of these women were able to reassert their voices through membership in influential "outsider" religious orders. These new alignments formed a base of support from which Anlo women and a number of ethnic outsiders successfully challenged their own marginalization. Thus by the end of the nineteenth century, the boundary that separated insiders and outsiders in Anlo society and the ways in which men and women interacted had changed significantly. Greene eschews simplistic analyses of oppression and agency. All in Anlo society are given a voice and allowed to speak from their own perspective, establishing a new and exciting standard for analyzing the history of social relations in precolonial Africa.

Anlo (African people) --- Anlo (peuple d'Afrique) --- Anlo (volk). --- Ethnic groups --- Etnische betrekkingen. --- Ewe (African people) --- Ewe (volk). --- Ewé (peuple d'Afrique) --- Geschlechterrolle. --- Ghana. --- Relations interethniques --- Rôle selon le sexe --- Sekserol. --- Sex role --- Sociale verandering. --- Sozialer Wandel. --- Éwé (peuple d'Afrique) --- Social conditions. --- Conditions sociales. --- Social life. --- Social conditions. --- Conditions sociales. --- Conditions sociales. --- Ahlŏ. --- Ewe. --- Ghana --- Ghana --- Ghana. --- Ethnic relations. --- Relations interethniques.

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'Chuc-an-ngon' , zo wenst men elkaar smakelijk eten in Vietnam. Wat ze in dit en andere landen eten kunnen kinderen zelf proeven en zelf maken. In dit kookboek staan achtereenvolgens tien gerechten centraal. Daaromheen vind je recepten en ideeën om dat ene gerecht uit te breiden tot een volledige maaltijd. Bij de recepten staan ook interessante verhaaltjes en weetjes uit de wereld.

Sociology of culture --- Didactics of social education --- Nutritionary hygiene. Diet --- Russia --- China --- India --- Turkey --- Indonesia --- Vietnam --- Asia --- Morocco --- Ghana --- Africa --- Suriname