It's Like Holding the Key to Your Own Jail

The book is in good condition with a sturdy binding. There are no visible inscriptions or signs of being an ex-library copy. The cover is intact, though the condition of the dust jacket is not detailed in the photos provided.

"It's Like Holding the Key to Your Own Jail": Women in Namibia, authored by Caroline Allison, offers a profound exploration of women's experiences in Namibia. Published by the World Council of Churches in Geneva, this third printing was released in May 1989. Originally published in 1986, this edition continues to shed light on the struggles and resilience of Namibian women. The book is a significant contribution to women's studies and African studies, providing insights into social justice and women's rights in Namibia. Caroline Allison's work is crucial for understanding the socio-political landscape of Namibia during a pivotal time. This edition, identified by ISBN 2-8254-0841-7, is a valuable resource for scholars and activists alike. The book is bound in a durable format, ensuring longevity for frequent consultation. While the condition of the dust jacket is unknown, the book itself remains an essential piece for those interested in women's rights and African history.