1st Edition
Global Perspectives on Gender and Space Engaging Feminism and Development
1. Engaging Feminism and Development: Worlds of Inequality and Change Part I. Feminist Perspectives on Neoliberal Globalization 2. Gender Equity and Commercialization of Public Toilet Services 3. Out of the Kitchen’: Gender, Empowerment and Microfinance Programs in Sri Lanka 4. Neoliberalization, Gender and the Rise of the Diaspora Option in Jamaica 5. Stuck in a Groove’? Gender, Politics and Globalization in Anti-Sex Trafficking Policy Initiatives Part II. Gendering the Field: Participatory Feminist Research 6. Crossing Boundaries: Transnational Feminist Methodologies in the Global North and South 7. Examining Land Use and Gender Relations in Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa through Qualitative Methods 8. Participatory Mapping of Women’s Daily Lives: Perspectives from Rural Uganda 9. Mapping Differential Geographies: Women’s Contributions to the Liberation Struggle in Tanzania Part III. Gender, the Environment and Community-based Development 10. Gender, Livelihoods and the Construction of Climate Change among Masai Pastoralists 11. Gender Mapping in Post-Disaster Recovery: Lessons from Sri Lanka’s Tsunami 12. Ecodevelopment, Gender and Empowerment: Perspectives from India’s Protected Area Communities
Biography
Ann M. Oberhauser is Professor of Geography at West Virginia University, USA.
Ibipo Johnston-Anumonwo is Professor of Geography at State University of New York College at Cortland, USA.
