SUMMARY In the context of the current food crisis confronting most sub?Saharan African economies the need to unmask the identities of rural producers from a gender perspective is reinforced. This article focuses on three major issues which have tended towards ambiguity in analyses of rural political economy. First, the question of women's differential land use rights is analysed in terms of the impact agricultural modernisation has had on traditional status. Second, the complexity in household form and composition is drawn out. Finally, the support systems women rely on in times of impending disaster to ward off economic crises are examined. SOMMAIRE Dans le contexte de la crise actuelle de l'alimentation à laquelle ont à faire face la...
Uno de los temas recurrentes en los debates sobre desarrollo rural en Mozambique es la existencia y ...
There is no doubt that Africa today is food challenged (insecure) and confront huge poverty despite ...
It is estimated that women produce up to 80% of basic foodstuffs, both for household consumption and...
In poor countries the agricultural sector is essential to growth, poverty reduction, and food securi...
Summary This article examines the relationship between women and men and their environment in an ar...
One of the great ironies of the last 40 years is that sub-Saharan Africa, a continent of ‘female far...
About three quarters of the world’s poor live in rural areas. Among those, women constitute a partic...
The agricultural sector in Africa is positioned to determine the outcomes of perhaps the most conseq...
The inhabitants of the Zaire Province of northern Angola, belonging to different subgroups of the B...
The achievement of food security is a global priority, but remains a particular challenge for rural ...
Agriculture for Development, the 2008 World Development Report, showed that agriculture is a critica...
This article discusses different issues pertaining gender and land governance with focus to access a...
This article explores differences among female-headed households (FHHs) and male-headed households (...
No Abstract. South African Journal of Clinical Nutrition Vol. 18(2) 2005: 150-15
Doctor of Philosophy in Social Work. University of KwaZulu-Natal. Durban, 2017.Based on the assumpti...
Uno de los temas recurrentes en los debates sobre desarrollo rural en Mozambique es la existencia y ...
There is no doubt that Africa today is food challenged (insecure) and confront huge poverty despite ...
It is estimated that women produce up to 80% of basic foodstuffs, both for household consumption and...
In poor countries the agricultural sector is essential to growth, poverty reduction, and food securi...
Summary This article examines the relationship between women and men and their environment in an ar...
One of the great ironies of the last 40 years is that sub-Saharan Africa, a continent of ‘female far...
About three quarters of the world’s poor live in rural areas. Among those, women constitute a partic...
The agricultural sector in Africa is positioned to determine the outcomes of perhaps the most conseq...
The inhabitants of the Zaire Province of northern Angola, belonging to different subgroups of the B...
The achievement of food security is a global priority, but remains a particular challenge for rural ...
Agriculture for Development, the 2008 World Development Report, showed that agriculture is a critica...
This article discusses different issues pertaining gender and land governance with focus to access a...
This article explores differences among female-headed households (FHHs) and male-headed households (...
No Abstract. South African Journal of Clinical Nutrition Vol. 18(2) 2005: 150-15
Doctor of Philosophy in Social Work. University of KwaZulu-Natal. Durban, 2017.Based on the assumpti...
Uno de los temas recurrentes en los debates sobre desarrollo rural en Mozambique es la existencia y ...
There is no doubt that Africa today is food challenged (insecure) and confront huge poverty despite ...
It is estimated that women produce up to 80% of basic foodstuffs, both for household consumption and...