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Globalisation and Women’s Work in South Africa: National and Local Approaches to Economic Transformation

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Skinner, Caroline, and Valodia, Imraan. Globalisation and Women’s Work in South Africa: National and Local Approaches to Economic Transformation. , , . , 2001. Skinner, C., and Valodia, I. (2001). Globalisation and Women’s Work in South Africa: National and Local Approaches to Economic Transformation. , , . Skinner, Caroline, and Valodia, Imraan. "Globalisation and Women’s Work in South Africa: National and Local Approaches to Economic Transformation." 2001, .Skinner Caroline, and Valodia Imraan. "Globalisation and Women’s Work in South Africa: National and Local Approaches to Economic Transformation." (2001). Skinner, C, and Valodia, I 2001, 'Globalisation and Women’s Work in South Africa: National and Local Approaches to Economic Transformation', , , . Caroline Skinner, and Imraan Valodia, 'Globalisation and Women’s Work in South Africa: National and Local Approaches to Economic Transformation' (2001). Skinner C., and Valodia I. Globalisation and Women’s Work in South Africa: National and Local Approaches to Economic Transformation. . 2001. Skinner, Caroline, and Valodia, Imraan. Globalisation and Women’s Work in South Africa: National and Local Approaches to Economic Transformation. . 2001. , .

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