Feminist Visions of Development: Gender Analysis and Policy

By C. Jackson, R. Pearson. 2005

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• Applying DPSIR to sustainable development (2007, background): “…Feldman and Welsh 1995; A. E. Ferguson 1994; Gairola and Todaria 1997; Goebel 2002; Goheen 1988; Grier 1992; Harrison 2001; Harriss-White 1998; Jackson 1993, 1998; Jha 2004; Leach and Fairhead 1995; Mama 2005; Mbata and Amadi 1993; Moser 1993; Peters 1995; Riley and Krogman 1993; Rocheleau et…”
• Gender and aquaculture value chains: A review of key issues and implications for research (2017, background): “…such as the household, the labor market, the economy, and societal norms and values, as well as of the interactions between productive and reproductive roles, paid and unpaid work, and intra-household dynamics (for critical reflections on gender and development see Jackson and Pearson, 2005).”