Irene Tinker

Persistent inequalities: women and world development.

Preface About the Authors Introduction: Irene Tinker: A Context for the Field and for the Book Ester Boserup: Economic Change and the Roles of Women Part One: The Politics of Women in Development: Irene Tinker: The Making of the Field: Advocates, Practitioners, Scholars Jane Jacquette: Gender and Justice in Economic Development Charlotte Bunch and Roxanna Carrillo: Feminist Perspectives on Women in Development Susan C. Bourque and Kay B. Warren: Access is not Enough: Gender Perspectives on Technology and Education Linda Y.C. Lim: Womens Work in Export Factories: The Politics of a Cause Part Two: Intrahousehold Distribution and Control: Amartya K. Sen: Gender and Co-operative Conflicts Benjamin Senauer: The Impact of the Value of Womens Time on Food and Nutrition Hanna Papanek: To Each Less Than She Needs, from Each More Than She Can Do: Allocations, Entitlements, and Value Part Three: Challenging Patriarchy: Vina Mazumdar and Kumud Sharma: Sexual Division of Labor and the Subordination of Women: A Reappraisal from India Simi Afonja: Changing Patterns of Gender Stratification in West Africa Christine Obbo: Women, Work, and the Articulation of Dominance: An East Africa Lament Joycelin Massiah: Defining Womens Work in the Commonwealth Caribbean Ken Kusterer: The Imminent Demise of Patriarchy.

EnGENDERing Wealth and Well-Being: Empowerment for Global Change.@@@Paying the Price: Women and the Politics of International Economic Strategy.

The fundamental implications of the debt crisis for social reproduction, George C. Caffentzis economic crisis and demographic policy in sub-Saharan Africa - the Nigerian case, Silvia Federici African women, development and the North-South relationship, Andre Michel pauperization and women participation in social movements in Brazil, Alda Britto da Motta and Inaia M.M. de Carvalho development and economic crisis - womens labour and social policies in Venezuala, Giovanna F. Dalla Costa.