Gender and Change
Gender and Change: Agency, Chronology and Periodisation
... and gender history, is according to the editors ‘one of the most cited historical works of all time’ ...of gender as a tool for analysis and its success, as the editors rightly point out, in identifying and ...
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Gender Variation on the Perception of Climate Change Impact on Human Health in Moba Local Government Area of Ekiti State, Nigeria
... climate change, and the differences in how they are able to shift from short term coping mechanisms to resilience ...climate change impact is more likely to affect women than men as they spend most of their ...
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Adaptation to Climate Change and Variability by Gender in Agro-pastoral Communities of Tanzania
... This study revealed several impacts due to climate change and variability on agriculture, livestock, water and forest resources as well as human beings. Respondents gave multiple responses when asked what they ...
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Gender Differences Of Farmers In Conflict With Climate Change
... climate change simpler. Climate change could be a world challenge that burdens all humanity, however not ...climate change on people are exacerbated in settings that also are affected by violent ...
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The Gender Aspect of Climate Change in Bangladesh: An Overview
... p.246).The gender division of labor and so called gender roles reinforced the additional work load for women during disaster time and sometimes intensified the negative impacts of climate change on ...
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Measuring the effect of institutional change on gender inequality in the labour market
... very gender-specific employment effects that were to a great extent unrelated to the labour market institutions under ...institutional change from the OECD, the World Economic Outlook (WEO) and the ICTWSS ...
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Gender Matters: Climate Change, Gender Bias, and Women's Farming in the Global South and North
... Ghana’s gender parity index in education reached ...on gender equality and empowerment [50], women are more likely to be engaged in unpaid domestic work than men: 65% of men spend from 0 to 10 hours per ...
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Time for gender transformative change in the health workforce
... that equally support the recruitment, retention and upward mobility of women in the health workforce, across all cadres, including at the community level, from pre-service to in-service. Failure to do so would result in ...
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Gender, language and a lipstick: creating cultural change in a world of paradoxes
... and gender research and shows that gendering discourse can effect cultural ...cultural change when they re-appropriate the notion of PC language in the service of challenging patriarchy and becoming ...
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Influencing Gender-Inclusive Climate Change Policies in Latin America
... of gender concerns, in comparison to other sectors and themes across countries; in several instances, however, these do not extend to climate change ...climate change in agricultural sector ...
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Exploring gender and climate justice: A multiscalar analysis of gender mainstreaming in climate change adaption evidence from Malawi
... constructed gender roles of the ...environmental change for income generating activities, through the operation of boat taxis to transport people across a river that had changed course after the 2015 ...
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Capacity for Change: Critical Factors in the Organizational Implementation of Gender Equity in Sport Initiatives
... achieve gender equity are not ...of gender” (Sport Canada, 1986, ...address gender equity in their organizations via different initiatives such as workshops aimed to help women obtain coaching and ...
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Beginning with Brown: Springboard for Gender Equality and Social Change
... To some, these disparities are the result of women’s biological make up and personal choices—particularly, the decision to prioritize family over profession—rather than discrimination, and thus a legal remedy is neither ...
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Contemporary spinsterhood in Britain: gender, partnership status and social change
... Contemporary Spinsterhood in Britain Gender, Partnership Status and Social Change Roona Elizabeth Huldtgren Simpson London School of Economics and Political Science A Thesis submitted to the Universit[.] ...
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Gender in Irish between continuity and change
... The gender system of Irish appears to have undergone a process of simplification: traditionally depending on both formal and semantic assignment rules, agreement in contemporary spoken Irish is still rather ...
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GENDER AND CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION: A REVIEW
... Climate change is a lasting variation in the global climate in response to natural and human ...Climate change and more specifically global warming can cause glaciers to melt and sea levels to rise, pushing ...
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The Gender Implications of Corporate Governance Change
... fundamental change is highly unlikely in the short term, we need to utilize existing legal and theoretical tools in a way that begins to recognize and perhaps eventually remedy gender biases in corporate ...
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Representation of News Sources' Gender in Climate Change Reporting in Pakistani Press
... explored gender as a source of news stories and concluded that female sources are insignificantly used in the news ...climate change reporting in Pakistani ...climate change reporting at these five ...
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“Full-time wife” and the change of gender order in the Chinese City
... This change undoubtedly weakened the status of many Chinese men in relation to their ...of gender and sexuality (Wang ...that gender equality was achieved in the pre- reform era; it remained ...
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Measuring the effect of institutional change on gender inequality in the labour market
... Permanent repository link: http://openaccess.city.ac.uk/14395/ Link to published version: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.rssm.2014.12.001 Copyright and reuse: City Research Online aims to m[r] ...
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