Women's access to higher education in Africa : Uganda's experience / Joy C. Kwesiga

By:

Kwesiga, Joy c

Series: (Fountain Series in Gender Studies)Publication details: Kampala : 2002 Fountain PublishersDescription: xvii, 309 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmISBN:

9970 02 295 4

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371.822096761 KWE

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Contents:

Background 1. Introduction 2. Theories and concepts 3. Why educates women? 4. Educational access and the gender gap 5. Uganda and its systems of education: setting the context 6. The dichotomy between women and men: scanning Ugandan society The evidence 1. Introduction to the survey 2. The influence of the family 3. The influence of society 4. The influence of institutions 5. Women’s education in Africa: future trends

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Includes bibliographical references and index

Background
1. Introduction
2. Theories and concepts
3. Why educates women?
4. Educational access and the gender gap
5. Uganda and its systems of education: setting the context
6. The dichotomy between women and men: scanning Ugandan society
The evidence
1. Introduction to the survey
2. The influence of the family
3. The influence of society
4. The influence of institutions
5. Women’s education in Africa: future trends

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