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La demande contraceptive au Sahel : Les attentes des hommes se rapprochent-elles de celles de leurs épouses?

by: Andro, Armelle
Published in: Population <Paris> (2001)

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2

Responsible fatherhood and birth planning

by: Oppong, Christine
Published in: Sex roles, population and development in West Africa (1987)

Article

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Women's fears and men's anxieties : The impact of family planning on gender relations in Northern Ghana

Published in: Studies in family planning (1999)

Article

4

Men and masculinities in modern Africa

Published: Portsmouth, NH : Heinemann, 2003

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5

An in-depth analysis of HIV prevalence in Ghana: further analysis of demographic and health surveys data

Published: Calverton/Md, 2005

Book

6

Estimates and explanations of gender differentials in contraceptive prevalence rates

by: Ezeh, Alex Chika
Published in: Studies in family planning (1997)

Article

7

The encompassment of the autonomous wife : Hierarchy in Akan marriage

by: Boni, Stefano
Published in: Anthropos (2002)

Article

8

Gender differences in an emerging health profession : Ghanaian women as itinerant drug vendors

Published in: African and Asian studies (2004)

Article

9

When is capital enough to get female enterprises growing?

Published: Washington/D.C : World Bank, Development Research Group, Finance and Private Sector Development Team, 2011

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Spousal communication and family planning behavior in Navrongo : A longitudinal assessment

by: Bawah, Ayaga Agula
Published in: Studies in family planning (2002)

Article

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Nutrition, labour productivity and labour supply of men and women in Ghana

by: Van den Boom, G. J. M.
Published in: The journal of development studies (1996)

Article

12

Nähe und Distanz: Freundschaften bei nordghanaischen Migranten in Accra/Tema

by: Meier, Barbara
Published: Halle/Saale : Max-Planck-Institut für Ethnologische Forschung, 2003

Book

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Men's unmet need for family planning : Implications for African fertility transitions

by: Ngom, Pierre
Published in: Studies in family planning (1997)

Article

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