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Cocoa and Chaos in Ghana

quite rightly point out the futility of such a strategy, for "although women are altruistic, they are not foolish and they will not willingly devote their total energies to their own economic disenfranchisement" (p. 258). Women must be given a better deal in agricultural production if they are to play a progressive role in Africa's agricultural rebirth. This is the book's underlying theme. If only policy makers in Africa and abroad agreed in both theory and practice.