A landmark study arguing that women's own rights to land are central to their well-being and equality across South Asia.
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Rhoda Ann Kanaaneh · University of California Press · 2002 · 300 pages · Gender and development
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How Palestinian women in the Galilee make choices about family size amid state and nationalist pressures.
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Read in courses on reproduction and politics.
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A landmark study arguing that women's own rights to land are central to their well-being and equality across South Asia.
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Links capitalism, colonialism and the unpaid work of women, drawing on research with women lace makers in India.
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