Women, shea, and finance: how institutional practices in a Malian cooperative create development impact

Author： Sidibé Amadou Vellema Sietze Dembélé Fadiala Témé Bino Yossi Harouna Traoré Mamoudou Kuyper Thomas W.

ISSN： 1747-762x

Source： International Journal of Agricultural Sustainability, Vol.12, Iss.3, 2014-07, pp. : 263-275

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