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Tacoli C and R Mabala (2010) ‘Exploring mobility and migration in the context of rural urban linkages: why gender and generation matter’ Environment and Urbanization 22:389-395. Tumbe C. (2012) Migration persistence across twentieth century India’, Migration and Development, 1(1): 87-112 Ulicki, T. and J. Crush (2000) Gender, Farmwork, and Women's Migration from Lesotho to the New South Africa Canadian Journal of African Studies 34(1): 64-79 Further readings Biles, J. (2008) Informal Work and Livelihoods in Mexico: Getting By or Getting Ahead? Professional Geographer, 60(4): 541-555. De Neve, G. (2003) ‘Expectations and rewards of modernity’ Contributions to Indian Sociology. Deshingkar P (2006) Internal Migration, Poverty and Development in Asia Asia2015 Conference [available online] Deshingkar, P. (2004) Understanding the Implications of Migration for Pro-Poor Agricultural Growth, London: ODI. [See also Wiggins and Deshingkar, 2007, below] Ellis, F. (2003) A Livelihoods Approach to Migration and Poverty Reduction, Norwich, mimeo [available online] Elmhirst, B. (2002) Daughters and Displacement: Migration dynamics in an Indonesian transmigration Area Journal of Development Studies, 38(5): 143-166. Francis E (2002) Gender, migration and multiple livelihoods: Cases from Eastern and Southern Africa’ Journal of Development Studies, 38(5): 167-190. Gidwani, V. and K. Sivaramakrishnan (2003) ‘Circular Migration and the Spaces of Cultural Assertion’, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 93 (1). Human Development Report (2009) Overcoming barriers: human mobility and development. Knight, J. and R. Gunatilaka (2010) ‘Great Expectations? The Subjective Well-being of Rural–Urban Migrants in China’, World Development 38(1): 113–124. Kothari, U. (ed) (2003) Migration and Staying Put, Policy Forum, Journal for International Development, 15, June. Manvell, A. (2006) Sahelian Action Spaces: An Examination of Livelihood Configurations in a Rural Hausa Community, Journal of International Development, 18 (6), 803- 818. Mirdal, G.M. (2006) Stress and Distress in Migration: Twenty Years After, International Migration Review, 40 (2), 375-389. Mosse, D. et al (2002) Brockered livelihoods: Debt, labour migration and development in Tribal Western India Journal of Development Studies, 38(5): 59-88. Rogaly, B. (2006) Migration for Rural Work, in D. Clark (ed), The Elgar Companion to Development Studies, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar. Rogaly, B. and A. Rafique (2003) Struggling to Save Cash: Seasonal Migration and Vulnerability in West Bengal, India, Development and Change, 34 (4). Rudel, T.K. (2006) After the Labor Migrants Leave: The Search for Sustainable Development in a Sending Region of the Ecuadorian Amazon, World Development, 34 (5), 838-851. Samal, C. (2006) Remittances and Sustainable Livelihoods in Semi-Arid Areas, Asia- Pacific Development Journal, 13 (2): 73-92. Smith, D. and N. Pun (2006) The Dormitory Labour Regime in China as a Site for Control and Resistance, International Journal of Human Resource Management, 17 (8): 1456-1470. Rural Livelihoods in the Global South, 2013 - F8017 12
Week 7: Globalisation: trade and working for global markets This week will be the first of two weeks examining different aspects of trade, and its impact on rural lives. Firstly, we consider the impact of globalisation and trade on poverty and inequality. We also consider some of the broader social changes associated with working for global markets. Core readings (to be divided in class) Barrientos, Stephanie et al (2005) ‘Gender, work and vulnerability in African horticulture’, IDS Bulletin 36(2): 74-79. Bene C et al (2010) ‘“Trade Matters in the Fight Against Poverty”: Narratives, Perceptions, and (Lack of) Evidence in the Case of Fish Trade in Africa’, World Development 38 (7): 933–954. [don’t be put off by all the statistics!] Challies ERT and WE Murray (2011) ‘The interaction of global value chains and rural livelihoods’, Journal of Agrarian Change, 11(1): 29-59. De Neve G (2005) Weaving for IKEA in south India: Subcontracting, labour markets and gender relations in a global value chain, in C Fuller Globalising India [e-copy available on Study Direct] De Neve G and G Carswell (2103) T-shirts and Tumblers: caste, politics and industrial work in Tiruppur’s textile belt, Tamilnadu Contributions to Indian Sociology (Study Direct) Dolan, C. and J. Humphrey. 2000. ‘Governance and trade in fresh vegetables: the impact of UK supermarkets on the African horticultural industry’. Journal of Development Studies 37(2): 147-76. Elmhirst, R. (2007) Tigers and gangsters: masculinities and feminized migration in Indonesia. Population, Space and Place, 13 (3). pp. 225-238 Kritzinger, A, S Barrientos and H Rossouw (2004) ‘Global Production and Flexible Employment in South African Horticulture: Experiences of Contract Workers in Fruit Exports’, Sociologia Ruralis 44:17-39. Michelson H, T Reardon and F Perez (2012) ‘Small farmers and big retail: Trade-offs of supplying supermarkets in Nicaragua’ World Development, 40(2 ): 342-354 Minten B et al (2009) Global Retail Chains and Poor Farmers: Evidence from Madagascar, World Development 37(11): 1728–1741. Ortiz S and S Aparicio (2007) How Labourers Fare in Fresh Fruit Export Industries: Lemon Production in Northern Argentina Journal of Agrarian Change 7(3): 382-404 Rao E and M Qaim (2011) ‘Supermarkets, farm household income and poverty: insights from Kenya’, World Development 39(5): 784-796 [very statistical! Maybe cut] Further readings Bardhan, P. (2006) Globalization and Rural Poverty World Development 34(8): 1393-1404. Barrientos, S., 2001, Gender, Flexibility and Global Value Chains, IDS Bulletin 32 (3). Barrientos, Stephanie and Andrienetta Kritzinger. 2004. "Squaring the Circle: Global Production and the Informalization of Work in South African Fruit Exports." Journal of International Development 16:81-92. Dolan C and John Humphrey, 2004, Governance and Trade I Fresh Vegetables: The Impact of UK Supermarkets on the African Horticulture Industry, Environment and Planning A, 36 (3), 491-509. Dolan, C 2004, On Farm and Packhouse: Employment at the Bottom of a Global Value Chain, Rural Sociology, 69 (1). Dolan, Catherine, John Humphrey and Carla Harriss-Pascal. 1999. "Horticulture Commodity Chains: The Impact of the UK Market on the African Fresh Vegetable Industry." IDS Working Paper 96. Rural Livelihoods in the Global South, 2013 - F8017 13
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