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Vol. 4 (2018): Tanzania Journal of Sociology
Vol. 4 (2018): Tanzania Journal of Sociology
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.56279/tajoso.v4i
Published:
2018-12-31
Articles
Female Circumcision Practices: Perception on Methods used to Disseminate Anti-Fc Messages
Misanya Bingi
Adoption of Renewable Energy Innovations in Rural Tanzania: An Innovation Systems Approach
Masoud Dauda
Dancing With[out] Simmel
Fatima Bapumia
The Social Basis for Patient-Female Nurse Misunderstandings: Reflections from Muleba and Chato Districts
Gozibert Kamuhabwa Kamugisha
Critiquing Experts’ Struggles to Amplify the Concept of ‘Nutrition’ among Under-five Children in Southern Coastal Tanzania
Lucius Mugisha
Society, Conversion, and Frustrations in the CMS and LMS Missions of Unyamwezi, Western Tanzania, 1878-1898
Salvatory S. Nyanto
Indigenous Institutions and Rangeland Sustainability in Northern Tanzania
Kisiaya Saruni
Sober House and the Elusive Quest of Recovering from Drug Addiction: Success and Challenges from Pemba and Unguja in Zanzibar
Huruma Luhuvilo Sigalla
Land Appropriation for Biofuels in Tanzania: Whose Sustainable Development?
William John Walwa
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