
Gender, Faith, and Development
Series: Working in Gender & Development
Published: 2011
Pages: 160
eBook: 9781780440217
Paperback: 9781853397264
1 Introduction 1 | |||
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Emma Tomalin | |||
2 The challenges of incorporating Muslim women’s views into | |||
development policy: analysis of a Dutch action research project | |||
in Yemen 13 | |||
Brenda Bartelink and Marjo Buitelaar | |||
3 Tackling HIV and AIDS with faith-based communities: learning | |||
from attitudes on gender relations and sexual rights within local | |||
evangelical churches in Burkina Faso, Zimbabwe, and South | |||
Africa 25 | |||
Mandy Marshall and Nigel Taylor | |||
4 The Thai bhikkhuni movement and women’s empowerment 37 | |||
Emma Tomalin | |||
5 Reflecting on gender equality in Muslim contexts in Oxfam GB 51 | |||
Adrienne Hopkins and Kirit Patel | |||
6 Christianity, development, and women’s liberation 65 | |||
Bridget Walker | |||
7 Conflict and compliance: Christianity and the occult in | |||
horticultural exporting 75 | |||
Catherine S. Dolan | |||
8 No time to worship the serpent deities: women, economic | |||
change, and religion in north-western Nepal 85 | |||
Rebecca Saul | |||
9 A double-edged sword: challenging women’s oppression | |||
within Muslim society in Northern Nigeria 97 | |||
Fatima L. Adamu | |||
10 Islam and development: opportunities and constraints for | |||
Somali women 105 | |||
Sadia Ahmed | |||
11 Abortion law reform in Latin America: lessons for advocacy 111 | |||
Gillian Kane | |||
12 Conclusion: moving forward 127 | |||
Emma Tomalin | |||
Annotated bibliography 137 | |||
Index 145 |
Emma Tomalin Dr. Emma Tomalin is Senior Lecturer in the Department ofTheology and Religious Studies,University of Leeds, UK.
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