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Peer reviewedCochran, Judith – Convergence, 1992
Reviews effects of British occupation and educational policies of Naser and Sadat on the mixed educational messages given to Egyptian women by higher education and society. Notes that educated women are considered valuable, but few employment opportunities are available, and education for women is viewed as a stopgap until marriage. (SK)
Descriptors: Culture Conflict, Females, Foreign Countries, Higher Education
