Marjorie Mbilinyi

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Marjorie Mbilinyi

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Marjorie Mbilinyi's Degrees

PhD Education University of Dar es Salaam
Masters Education University of Dar es Salaam
Bachelors Education University of Dar es Salaam

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According to Wikipedia, Marjorie Mbiliniyi is a scholar, feminist and gender activist. She was born in New York and studied educational sciences before settling in Dar-es-Salaam and became a citizen of Tanzania after married a Tanzanian. She worked at the Department of Education at Dar-es-Salaam university. Mbiliniyi has dedicate herself to collaborate with and organize women to fight against patriarchy and neo-liberalism in Tanzania and beyond. She worked as a lecturer at the University of Dar es Salaam where she retired in 2003. After her retirement from academia, she served as the Principal Policy Analyst at the Tanzania Gender Networking Program; later known as TGNP Mtandao from 2004–2014.

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Marjorie Mbilinyi's Published Works

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Agribusiness and Women Peasants in Tanzania (1988) (53)
Education in Tanzania With a Gender Perspective (1991) (40)
The ‘New Woman’ and Traditional Norms in Tanzania (1972) (40)
Runaway Wives in Colonial Tanganyika: Forced Labour and Forced Marriage in Rungwe District, 1919-1961 (1988) (36)
Field data collection in the social sciences : experiences in Africa and the Middle East (1974) (29)
Gender Profile of Tanzania (1993) (25)
Analysing the history of agrarian struggles in Tanzania from a feminist perspective (2016) (23)
The state of women in Tanzania. (1972) (22)
Reviving local self-reliance: people's responses to the economic crisis in eastern and southern Africa. (1992) (18)
Research priorities in women's studies in Eastern Africa (1984) (18)
Gender and employment on sugar cane plantations in Tanzania. (1995) (16)
Agribusiness and Casual Labor in Tanzania (1986) (15)
Big slavery : agribusiness and the crisis in women's employment in Tanzania (1994) (15)
'Structural adjustment', agribusiness and rural women in Tanzania. (1990) (15)
Women in development' ideology: the promotion of competition and exploitation (1984) (12)
Struggles over patriarchal structural adjustment in Tanzania. (1993) (11)
Struggles over Land and Livelihoods in African Agriculture (2012) (10)
Debating Land and Agrarian Issues from a Gender Perspective (2016) (9)
Women in Tanzania (1983) (9)
Basic education: Tool of liberation or exploitation? (1977) (8)
Rooting Transformative Feminist Struggles in Tanzania at Grassroots (2009) (8)
9. Sweet and sour: women working for wages on Tanzania’s sugar estates (2010) (6)
Women and development in Tanzania. An annotated bibliography. (1980) (5)
Law and Globalization from Below: Political and legal struggles over resources and democracy: experiences with gender budgeting in Tanzania (2005) (5)
RURAL FOOD SECURITY POLICY AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP (RFS) INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (2001) (5)
Peasants education in Tanzania (1976) (4)
Women Studies and the Crisis in Africa (1985) (4)
The Problem of Unequal Access to Primary Education in Tanzania (1974) (4)
Women's Research and Documentation Project (Tanzania) (1991) (4)
Women : producers and reproducers in peasant production (1977) (4)
Women as peasant and casual labor and the development crisis in Tanzania. (1989) (4)
Connections 2: Roape Workshop in Dar es Salaam, 16–17 April 2018 (2018) (3)
Struggles concerning sexuality among female youth (1985) (3)
State construction of gender (1996) (3)
Wife, Slave and Subject of the King: The Oppression of Women in the Shambala Kingdom (1981) (3)
Tanzanian women confront the past and the future (1975) (3)
Reports From Four Women's Groups in Africa: Emang-Basadi (Botswana) (1991) (3)
RURAL FOOD SECURITY POLICY AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM RURAL FOOD SECURITY IN TANZANIA : THE CHALLENGE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS , DEMOCRACY AND DEVELOPMENT RURAL FOOD SECURITY POLICY AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP (2001) (2)
Transformative Feminism in Tanzania (2015) (2)
Women and the pursuit of local initiatives in Eastern and Southern Africa. (1992) (2)
Education for Adaptation (1973) (1)
Grassroots Struggles for Women's Advancement: The Story of Rebeka Kalindile (1991) (1)
Struggles over land, labour and livelihoods in Tanzanian agriculture: from a feminist perspective (2018) (1)
Alternative views about participatory development: integration or emancipation? (2005) (1)
Gender Responsiveness of World Bank Programmes in Tanzania: Final Report (1996) (1)
A Gender Perspective on Environmental Policy (1995) (1)
Towards a methodology in political economy of adult education in Tanzania. (1980) (1)
The subjugation of pre-capitalist relations to capital and the oppression of women (1982) (1)
Conscientizacao and the African Revolution (1972) (0)
( An extract from a longer paper entitled “ RESEARCH AND SOCIAL ACTION WITH THE GRASSROOTS ” Prepared for REPOA , 2001 ) 1 (2002) (0)
Basic education, tool of exploitation or liberation? (1977) (0)
Structural adjustment and agribusiness in Tanzania: struggles over the labour of women peasants and farm workers (1990) (0)
Struggles over Land and Livelihoods in African Agriculture (2012) (0)

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