(PDF) Social Capital as a Coping Mechanism for Women Small

Social Capital as a Coping Mechanism for Women Small Scale Traders in the Informal Economy in Nairobi, Kenya

Journal of Social Welfare and Human Rights

doi 10.15640/jswhr.v6n1a3

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January 1, 2018

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American Research Institute for Policy Development

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