Women, international development, and politics : the bureaucratic mire /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Philadelphia :
Temple University Press,
1997.
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| Edition: | Updated and expanded ed. |
| Series: | Women in the political economy.
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Table of Contents:
- Gender politics in bureaucracy: theoretical issues in comparative perspective / Kathleen Staudt
- Who needs [sex] when you can have [gender]? conflicting discourses on gender at Beijing / Sally Baden and Anne Marie Goetz
- Contradictions of a "women's space" in a male-dominant state: the political role of the commissions on the status of women in postauthoritarian Brazil / Sonia E. Alvarez
- Hierarchy and class in women's organizations: a case from Northern Mexico / Gay Young
- Can an aid bureaucracy empower women? / Karin Himmelstrand
- The adaptability of international development agencies: the response of the World Bank to women in development / Nüket Kardam
- The Inter-American Foundation and gender issues: a feminist view / Sally W. Yudelman
- The feminist agenda in population private voluntary organizations / Judith Helzner and Bonnie Shepard
- The Malawi case: enclave politics, core resistance, and "nkhoswe no. 1" / David Hirschmann
- Farming women, public policy, and the women's ministry: a case study from Cameroon / Barbara Lewis
- Tough row to how: women in Nicaragua's agricultural cooperatives / Rural Women's Research Team, Center for the Investigation and Study of Agrarian Reform (CIERA)
- Women in FAO projects: cases from Asia, the Near East, and Africa / Alice Carloni
- Getting to the Third World: agencies as gatekeepers / Katherine Jensen
- Planning social change: a misdirected vision / Cathy Small
- Mainstreaming women and development: four agency approaches / Rounaq Jahan.