Women’s Political Participation in Mozambique’s Democratic Transition
Abstract
In October 1994, elections were held in Mozambique for a President and a National Assembly. This article focuses on the civic education programme which formed a background to the elections. Much of the civic education material dealt with gender issues, but this was in a way which failed to acknowledge the structural aspect of women’s subordination and the possibilities of sanctions against women’s political participation.
Citation
Jacobson, Ruth. “Women’s Political Participation in Mozambique’s Democratic Transition.” Gender and Development 3 (1995): 29-35.
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