Bell, Karen, Karen Kime, and Heather Boetto. 2019. "Gender, Environmental Degradation and Eco-Feminism." In Social Work Promoting Community and Environmental Sustainability Volume 2, edited by Meredith Powers and Michaela Rinkel, 117-37. Bern: International Federation of Social Workers.
Topics: Environment, Climate Change, Feminisms, Ecofeminism, Gender
Paris, Thelma Romero, and Maria Fay Rola-Rubzen, eds. 2018. Gender Dimension of Climate Change Research in Agriculture: Case Studies in Southeast Asia. Wagingen: CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS).
Topics: Agriculture, Environment, Climate Change, Gender Regions: Asia, Southeast Asia
Ekholm, Sara. 2020. "Swedish Mothers' and Fathers' Worries about Climate Change: A Gendered Story." Journal of Risk Research 23 (3): 288-96.
Topics: Environment, Climate Change, Gender Regions: Europe, Nordic states, Northern Europe Countries: Sweden Keywords: motherhood, fatherhood, climate change, worry, gender
Ararat, Melsa, and Borhan Sayedy. 2019. "Gender and Climate Change Disclosure: An Interdimensional Policy Approach." Sustainability 11.
Topics: Economies, Environment, Climate Change, Gender Regions: MENA, Asia, Europe, Southern Europe Countries: Turkey Keywords: climate change disclosure, boards of directors, corporate governance, gender diversity, controlled firms, Emerging economies
Lizotte, Mary-Kate. 2019. "Investigating the Origins of the Gender Gap in Support for War." Political Studies Review 17 (2): 124-35.
Topics: Armed Conflict, Feminisms, Gender Regions: Americas, North America Countries: United States of America Keywords: gender gap, support for war, public opinion
Ligomeka, Waziona. 2019. “Expensive to Be a Female Trader: The Reality of Taxation of Flea Market Traders in Zimbabwe.” Working Paper No. 93, ICTD (International Centre for Tax and Development), Brighton.
Topics: Economies, Informal Economies, Public Finance, Gender Regions: Africa, Southern Africa Countries: Zimbabwe Keywords: gender, market, tax, tax burden, Zimbabwe
Ngo, Anh, Geoffrey T. Fong, Lorraine V. Craig, and Ce Shang. 2019. “Analysis of Gender Differences in the Impact of Taxation and Taxation Structure on Cigarette Consumption in 17 ITC Countries.” International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 16 (7).
Topics: Economies, Public Finance, Gender Keywords: taxation, taxation structure, cigarette consumption, gender differences
Gonda, Noémi. 2019. “Re-Politicizing the Gender and Climate Change Debate: The Potential of Feminist Political Ecology to Engage with Power in Action in Adaptation Policies and Projects in Nicaragua.” Geoforum 106: 87-96.
Topics: Environment, Climate Change, Feminisms, Feminist Political Ecology, Gender Regions: Americas, Central America Keywords: power, feminist political ecology, climate change adaptation, gender, Nicaragua
Gillespie, Josephine, and Nicola Perry. 2018. “Feminist Political Ecology and Legal Geography: A Case Study of the Tonle Sap Protected Wetlands of Cambodia.” Economy and Space 51 (5): 1089-105.
Topics: Environment, Feminisms, Feminist Political Ecology, Gender Regions: Asia, Southeast Asia Countries: Cambodia Keywords: legal geography, feminist political ecology, intersectionality, wetlands, Cambodia
Siebert, Marius and Anna Mbise. 2018. “Toilet Not Taxes: Gender Inequity in Dar es Salaam’s City Markets.” ICTD Working Paper 89, ICTD (The International Center for Tax and Development), Brighton.
Topics: Economies, Informal Economies, Public Finance, Gender Regions: Africa, East Africa Countries: Tanzania Keywords: tax, gender, toilets, informal sector, service provision, hygiene, local authorities, tanzania, Dar es Salaam, gender and tax, informal taxation, market traders
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