Women and Economic Policy
The Focus on Gender; series makes available in book form the contents of the Oxfam journal Gender and Development. Highlighting practice as well as theory, the thematic series makes the resource available to students, researchers, practitioners and policy makers interested in particular topics. This volume is structured around two main themes: macro-economic policy and gender relations; and income-generation projects and empowerment. Covering a wide range of countries, the articles look at many different aspects of women's lives, the effects of economic policies and how women are adapting and organizing to enable their families and communities to survive.
Published: 1993
Pages: 64
eBook: 9780855988722
Paperback: 9780855982607
Editorial | |||
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Barbara Evers | |||
Gender relations and economic issues | |||
Diane Elson | |||
Structural adjustment - cure or curse? Immplications for Caribbean development | |||
Peggy Antrobus | |||
Changing from subsistence to cash cropping - Sakaramma's story | |||
Rajamma G. | |||
Gender, economic growth and poverty | |||
Noeleen Heyzer | |||
Struggles over patriarchal structural adjustment in Tanzania | |||
Marjorie Mbilinyi | |||
Filipino women demand freedom from debt | |||
Judy Taguiwalo | |||
Is liberalization damaging Albanian women's health | |||
Chris Corrin | |||
The other side of economic success - poverty, inequality and women in Chile | |||
Stephanie Barrientos | |||
Investment finance - off-limits for women | |||
Christine Y. Chilangwa-N'gambi | |||
NGOs and gender policy - some issues from the South Indian silk reeling industry | |||
Linda Mayoux | |||
Saptagram opens up windows of opportunity in Bangladesh | |||
Tahera Yasmin | |||
Empowerment through income generating projects | |||
Rajamma G. | |||
Through Western eyes - two poems | |||
Bridget Walker | |||
News from GADU | |||
Sue Smith. |