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Working Women in an Urban Setting: Traders, Vendors and Food Security in Accra

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Levin, Carol E., Ruel, Marie T., Morris, Saul S., Maxwell, Daniel G., Armar-Klemesu, Margaret, and Ahiadeke, Clement. Working Women in an Urban Setting: Traders, Vendors and Food Security in Accra. , , . , 1999. Levin, C. E., Ruel, M. T., Morris, S. S., Maxwell, D. G., Armar-Klemesu, M., and Ahiadeke, C. (1999). Working Women in an Urban Setting: Traders, Vendors and Food Security in Accra. , , . Levin, Carol E., Ruel, Marie T., Morris, Saul S., Maxwell, Daniel G., Armar-Klemesu, Margaret, and Ahiadeke, Clement. "Working Women in an Urban Setting: Traders, Vendors and Food Security in Accra." 1999, .Levin Carol E., Ruel Marie T., Morris Saul S., Maxwell Daniel G., Armar-Klemesu Margaret, and Ahiadeke Clement. "Working Women in an Urban Setting: Traders, Vendors and Food Security in Accra." (1999). Levin, C E, Ruel, M T, Morris, S S, Maxwell, D G, Armar-Klemesu, M, and Ahiadeke, C 1999, 'Working Women in an Urban Setting: Traders, Vendors and Food Security in Accra', , , . Carol E Levin, Marie T Ruel, Saul S Morris, Daniel G Maxwell, Margaret Armar-Klemesu, and Clement Ahiadeke, 'Working Women in an Urban Setting: Traders, Vendors and Food Security in Accra' (1999). Levin C. E., Ruel M. T., Morris S. S., Maxwell D. G., Armar-Klemesu M., and Ahiadeke C. Working Women in an Urban Setting: Traders, Vendors and Food Security in Accra. . 1999. Levin, Carol E., Ruel, Marie T., Morris, Saul S., Maxwell, Daniel G., Armar-Klemesu, Margaret, and Ahiadeke, Clement. Working Women in an Urban Setting: Traders, Vendors and Food Security in Accra. . 1999. , .

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