Gender, Conflict and Development
Gender mainstreaming and development in (african) igbo traditional religious society: a critical option for the new world order
... This conflict reported in the Cross River Igbo area may have been a continuation of clashes which characterized the meeting of Igbo and Benue-Congo people further ...such conflict dotted the traditions of ...
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Influence of gender, parenting style and peer pressure on adolescent conflict with parents in ebonyi state
... adolescents' conflict with parents become intense and ...human development according to Akinboye (2000) 'generally coincides with the secondary school level of ...of conflict, Smetana and Asquitli ...
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Gender relations in the Khmer 'home': Post conflict perspectives
... In term s of female employment, I found that the widening of women’s workforce participation is primarily related to economic imperatives rather than to in-depth attitudinal change. The impetus for going to work is ...
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THIRD GENDER THE CONFLICT FOR SEXUAL IDENTITY IN INDIA AS TRANSGENDER
... a gender other than the one assigned at birth, they fall under the category of ...own gender identity, resulting in depression or development of suicidal tendencies ...
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Relationship Between Parental Conflict And Gender Differences In Social Adjustment Among Adolescents In Murang’a County, Kenya
... of conflict among parents that may threaten this higher-order goal will have a negative effect on a child’s social ...self-identity development (Amato, ...
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The paradoxes of masculine socialization: from patriarchy to gender role conflict
... of gender socialization are peer groups and ...psychosocial development, which implies the integration of social roles acceptable in the future life into the ...of gender identity at this age is the ...
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The Impact of Work-Family Conflict on Working Mothers’ Career Development: A Review of Literature
... experience gender/motherhood stereotyping at the workplace in climbing the career ladder which affects their career ...in gender attitudes, modern family norms still hold women accountable for hearth and ...
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Stressors and rewards experienced by men in nursing: a qualitative study
... experience gender role conflict, feelings of exclusion, and numerous other stressors working in a female ‐ dominated ...Further development of educational programs aimed at challenging and breaking ...
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View of Gender and Conflict | Asian Journal of Social Sciences and Management Studies
... Armed conflict terrorizes and kills large numbers of people, creates economic dislocation, human and capital flight, massive impoverishment and social ...violent conflict, they bear the burden of ...to ...
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Policies and Strategies for Pastoral Development in Ethiopia the case study of Borena Pastoral Communities
... think development in pastoral areas without taking water and range land resources as entry ...of conflict, gender mainstreaming, mobile education for those who continue to be mobile are issues the ...
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Links Between Violence and Conflict in the Family of Origin and Conflict Resolution Strategies of Emerging Adults: An Examination of Gender Differences
... emotional, and social adjustment problems in childhood, adolescence, and beyond. Violence within the family includes violence between adults in the home as well as child abuse, and negative outcomes are associated with ...
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'We will wear the pants; you will wear the skirts'. Perspectives on women and conflict in a Malian context
... of gender. The lack of gender-focused training of the soldiers of the early rotation can be ascribed to the slow start of the ...the gender advisor of the ministry of foreign affairs, the ministry ...
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Index Terms - Gender, Nigeria, Peace and Conflict Management
... of gender Awareness among those responsible for Gender Mainstreaming in Government Bodies and Public ...on gender equality and women empowerment for development is one to get more women into ...
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Are health systems interventions gender blind? examining health system reconstruction in conflict affected states
... As a result of limited domestic resources, all four con- texts relied heavily on external donors to fund the provision of health services. While this infusion of re- sources is essential, it makes countries vulnerable to ...
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Gender, conflict, and social Capital: Bonding and bridging in war in the former Yugoslavia
... the development and spreading of new wars, regaining, recreating, and developing new basis of trust is critical for building “viable constituencies for peace” (Goodhand and Hulme 1999: 18), hence, for ...
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Gender Differences Of Farmers In Conflict With Climate Change
... sustainable development and social justice without participation and presence of women that make up over half of the population of communities and especially rural communities is not ...of gender sensitive ...
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Historical Conflict and Gender Disparities
... key development goals that has not been fully achieved -not even by industrialized economies- is gender ...women-, gender equality remains elusive throughout the entire ...
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Gender sensitization a pillar to sustainable development
... environmental/sustainable development topics ...Sustainable development strategies must aim to foster women’s empowerment and effective ...sustainable development and gender equality ...
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French studies : language and linguistics (2011)
... E. Stark, ‘La Morphosyntaxe dans les SMS suisse francophones: Le Marquage de l’accord sujet–verbe conjugué’, Linguistik Online, 48, shows, first, that subject–verb agreement marking in text messages is closer to standard ...
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In times, in and as global conflict
... It is necessary to read between the lines of their words to realise that the advisors of the American prince are well aware of the racist characteristic of contemporary conflicts. The ‘right to make war’ today is ...
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