The Mother, the Wife, the Entrepreneur? Women’s Agency and Microfinance in a Disappearing Post-Conflict Welfare State Context
DOI: 10.1080/13698249.2018.1498217
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摘要: This article highlights the political consequences of financial measures in post-conflict economy formation processes. It focuses on how microfinance for women Bosnia and Herzegovina, even when ...
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