Christine Oppong

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL962320A

Top Subjects

Ghana (9)
Women (3)
Accra (2)
Akan (African people) -- Social life and customs (2)
Marriage -- Ghana -- Accra (2)
Social conditions (2)
Dagbani (African people) (1)

Books by Christine Oppong

Total count: 19

Aspects of conjugal relationships among Akan senion civil servants in Accra

1970-01-01
Growing up in Dagbon

Ghana Pub. Corp.1973-01-01
Marriage among a matrilineal elitea family study of Ghanaian senior civil servants.

Cambridge University Press1974-01-01
Domestic rights and duties in southern Ghana

Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana1974-01-01
Issues concerning the changing status of African womensome lessons from the Ghanaian experience: proceedings of the IPPF Africa regional conference

International Planned Parenthood Federation1977-01-01
Middle class African marriagea family study of Ghanaian senior civil servants

G. Allen & Unwin1981-01-01
Paternal costs, role strain, and fertility regulationsome Ghanaian evidence

International Labour Office1983-01-01
Les sept roles et le statut des femmesebauche d'une approche conceptuelle et methodologique

International Labour Office1983-01-01
The changing maternal role of Ghanian womenimpacts of education, migration and employment

International Labour Office1984-01-01
A handbook for data collection and analysis on seven roles and statuses of women

International Labour Office1985-01-01
Seven roles of womenimpact of education, migration, and employment on Ghanaian mothers

International Labour Office1987-01-01
Sex Roles, Population and Development in West AfricaPolicy Related Studies on Work and Demographic Issues

Heinemann (Txt)1987-12-01
Sex Roles, Population and Development in West Africa

Boydell & Brewer, Limited1988-01-01
Smiling infants or crying babiestaking reproduction labour and material strain into acoount [sic] in sustainable development frameworks, policies, and plans

Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana2000-01-01
Gendered family strategies and responsibilities of grandparents in subsaharan Africa

Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana, Legon2004-01-01
Conjugal resources, power, decision making and domestic laboursome historical and recent evidence of modernity from Ghanaian families

Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana2005-01-01
Care of the seriously sick and dyingperspectives from Ghana

BRIC2009-01-01
Childcare of a globalizing worldperspectives from Ghana

BRIC2012-01-01
Female and Male in West Africa

Taylor & Francis Group2023-01-01