Citation:
Gladwin, Christina H, ed. 1991. Structural Adjustment and African Women Farmers. Gainesville: University of Florida Press: Center for African Studies, University of Florida.
Author: Christina H. Gladwin
Annotation:
Summary:
Focuses on the debates surrounding structural lending programmes and the effect they have on women in Africa. It questions the conventional dependency model and provides some counter-evidence that the economic position of women in societies with freer market policies has improved (Summary from WorldCat).
Table of Contents:
1. Structural adjustment and structural transformation in sub-Saharan Africa
Stephen O'Brien
2. Women, structural adjustment, and transformation: some lessons and questions from the African experience
Uma Lele
3. Getting priorities right: structural transformation and strategic notions
Bruce F. Johnston
4. Policies to overcome the negative effects of structural adjustment programs on African female-headed households
Jean M. Due
5. Impact of structural adjustment programs on Women and their households in Bendel and Ogun States, Nigeria
Patience Elabor-Idemudia
6. Women and structural adjustment in Zaire
Brooke Schoef et al.
7. Impact of structural adjustment programs on rural women in Tanzania
Ruth Meena
8. Fertilizer subsidy removal programs and their potential impacts on women farmers in Malawi and Cameroon
Christina H. Gladwin
9. Women traders in Ghana and the structural adjustment program
Gracia Clark and Takyiwaa Manuh
10. Ideology and political economy of gender: women and land in Nso, Cameroon
Miriam Goheen
11. Women's agricultural work in a multimodal rural economy: Ibarapa District, Oyo State, Nigeria
Jane I. Guyer with Olukemi Idowu
12. Structural transformation and its consequences for Orma women pastoralists
Jean Ensminger
13. New women's organizations in Nigeria: one response to structural adjustment
Lillian Trager and Clara Osinulu
14. Role of home economics agents in rural development programs in northern Nigeria: impacts of structural adjustment
Comfort B. Olayiwole
15. Curriculum planning for women and agricultural households: the case of Cameroon
Suzanna Smith, Barbara Taylor
16. Women farmers, structural adjustment, and FAO's plan of action for integration of women in development
Anita Spring and Vicki Wilde.
Topics: Agriculture, Economies, Poverty, Households, International Financial Institutions, Political Economies, Rights, Land Rights Regions: Africa, Central Africa, East Africa, Southern Africa, West Africa Countries: Cameroon, Ghana, Malawi, Nigeria, Tanzania
Year: 1991