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According to Wikipedia , Josephine Akosua Adomako Ampofo is a Ghanaian academic who is a professor of Gender Studies and African Studies at the University of Ghana. She is feminist activist-scholar, and a strong advocate for social justice.
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2000 2010 0 12.5 25 37.5 50 62.5 75 87.5 100 112.5 125 137.5 150 Published Works Women’s and Gender Studies in English-Speaking Sub-Saharan Africa (2004) "When men speak women listen": gender socialisation and young adolescents' attitudes to sexual and reproductive issues. (2001) Researching African women and gender studies: New social science perspectives (2008) Collective Activism: The Domestic Violence Bill becoming Law in Ghana (2008) PHALLIC COMPETENCE: FATHERHOOD AND THE MAKING OF MEN IN GHANA (2009) Controlling and punishing women: violence against Ghanaian women (1993) Re-viewing Studies on Africa, #Black Lives Matter, and Envisioning the Future of African Studies (2016) Changing representations of women in Ghanaian popular music: Marrying research and advocacy (2012) African feminist politics of knowledge : tensions, challenges, possibilities (2010) (17)Nice Guys, Condoms, and Other Forms of STDs Protection: Sex Workers and AIDS Protection in West Africa (1999) (15)AIDS-related knowledge and behavior among married Kenyan men: a behavioral paradox? (2001) (12)Understanding masculinities, empowering women: What have boys in Ghana got to do with it? (2008) Expressions of Masculinity and Femininity in Husbands’ Care of Wives with Cancer in Accra (2016) The Sex Trade, Globalisation and Issues of Survival in Sub-Saharan Africa (2001) Resource Contributions, Gender Orientation, and Childbearing Decision Making in Ghana; The case of Urban Couples (1999) Framing Knowledge, Forming Behaviour; Ghanaian Women's AIDS-Protection Strategies (1998) Costs and Rewards-Exchange in Relationship Experiences of Some Ghanaian Women (1997) (5)Women’s and Gender Studies in Ghana (2014) Women and AIDS in Ghana: 'I Control My Body' (Or Do I?) (1993) (3)The Sex Trade, Globalization and Issues of Survival in Sub-Saharan Africa (2003) (3)Does Women's Education Matter in Childbearing Decision Making? A Case Study From Urban Ghana (2002) (3)How can I come to work on Saturday when I have a family?': Ghanaian women and bank work in a neo-liberal era. (2015) (3)Feminisms and Acculturation around the Globe (2015) "Sitting on a Man": Forty Years Later (2017) Becoming an adult; the training of children in Ghana (2009) Knowledge transmission in Ghana: alternative perspectives (2009) Teaching and Learning in Ghana: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives (2002) (1)Who is the 'Driver' and Who is the 'Mate': Gender Orientations and Household Decision Making in Ghana (2000) (1)Women and AIDS in Ghana. 'I Control my Body (or do I)?', Ghanaian Sex Workers and Susceptability to STDs, Especially AIDS (1995) (1)By Way of an Afterword (2018) Review: The Shape of Water? Women?s Activism? A View From Ghana (2008) Mothering among Black and White Non-Ghanaian Women in Ghana (2004) (1)The Driver and the Mate: Gender Politics in Africa and Social Transformation (2013) (1)Mε san aba: The Africa We Want and an African-centered Approach to Knowledge Production (2019) Structural inequalities or gender orientation, which matters more in reproductive decision making? : a study among urban Ghanaian couples (2000) (1)Black=African Lives Matter and Decolonizing the Academy (2016) (0)With Thanks (2011) Gender: culture, power and resources (2003) (0)Researching women's lives in post-colonial contexts: Challenges and transformations in decolonizing self and research (2012) (0)Positioning Feminist Voices in the Global South (2021) “I Can Weep But Not Wail”: Contemporary Young African Masculinities (2021) Roundtable: The Politics and Practice of Study Abroad Programs in Ghana (2015) (0)From Distant Shores - Technology and Role Salience: Conversations With Women From Around the World in Ghana (2002) (0)No. There's No Room for Depression: Ghanaian Women Coping With Mental Health Issues (2005) (0)32. Nice guys, condoms, and other forms of STDs protection: sex workers and AIDS protection in West Africa1 (2004) (0)With Thanks (2014) In Conversation with Professor Esi Sutherland-Addy (2020) Review: Kum-Kum Bhavnani: The Shape of Water, USA: Kum-Kum Bhavnani Productions, 2006, 70 minutes: (2008) In Memory of Professor Ivor Wilks (2016) The creation of a Ghanaian identity through half a century of Modernist paintings (ca 1950s – 1990s) (2017) (0)Who Is an African Woman? Towards a New Paradigm of Feminist Knowledge Production and Activism (2018) (0)Formalizing the informal and informalizing the formal? : analyzing changes in women's work in the domestic service and the banking sector in Ghana; final technical report (2012) (0)Black Lives Matter and the Status of the Africana World (2016) (0)Knowledge Production: Feminist Perspectives in the 21st Century (2016) (0)In Conversation with Professor Akilakpa Sawyerr (2019) (0)Message from Editorial Team (2020) Young African men’s reflections on negotiating sexual intimacy (2020) Index to Gender & Society (2006) BOOK REVIEW Hip-hop in Africa: Prophets of the City and Dustyfoot Philosophers by Msia (2019) (0)CONTRIBUTIONS , GENDER ORIENTATION , AND CHJLDBEARING DECISION-MAKING IN GHANA ; THE CASE OF URBAN COUPLES 1 (0)"Unfit for the Monkey's Cage: Eugenics, Reproductive Liabilities, and the Greening of Hate" (2017) (0)Ghana’s retrogressive Public University Bill (2020) (0)My Children are Not Raced! My Children are Ghanaian: Trans-National Mothering in Ghana (2013) (0)The Editorial Team (2009) Knowledge transmission in Ghana - alternative perspectives : introduction (2009) (0)Informalising the formal: The conditions of female agency workers in Ghana’s banking sector (2017) The Socialization of Ghanaian Adolescents and Their Gendered Role Expectations and Sexual Culture (2001) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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