Transformation of Women’s Formal Work in a Neoliberal Era: A Study of Female Agency Workers in Ghana’s Banking Sector
Examines how neoliberal reforms and changing employment practices in Ghana’s banking sector have reshaped women’s formal work, with particular attention to female agency workers, job insecurity and the informalisation of employment.
Women Informal Bank Workers? The Informalization of Formal Work in Ghana’s Banking Sector
Examines the informalisation of formal employment in Ghana’s banking sector, focusing on the working conditions of female agency workers and the ways insecure contracts, lower wages and limited protections reshape women’s experiences of formal-sector work.
Fighting Structural Violence: The Strengths and Limits of Coalition
Examines the strengths and limitations of coalition-building in confronting structural violence, with particular attention to how civil society actors mobilise across different levels to challenge entrenched inequalities and power relations.
The Intersection of Feminism, Religion and Development in Discourses of “Gender Workers” in Ghana
Explores how women working in gender and development in Ghana negotiate the relationship between feminist commitments, Christian faith and professional efforts to advance gender equality and women’s rights.
The Role of Civil Society Actors in the Implementation of the Domestic Violence Act in Ghana
Examines the role of civil society organisations in implementing Ghana’s Domestic Violence Act, focusing on the Domestic Violence Coalition and the challenges of sustaining advocacy after legislation has been passed.