Bibliography - Garnet

GARNET 

Network of Excellence on Global Governance, 

Regionalisation and Regulation: 

The Role of the EU 

Bibliography 

Gender in 

International Political Economy 

Helen Schwenken 

Anna Basten

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Preface 

Gender matters – in Political Economy as well as in the study of Global Governance, Regionalisation and 

Regulation. Women’s and gender studies are multifaceted: some interrogate and question mainstream 

approaches in political economy from a feminist and intersectional perspective, whereas others include 

gender as a variable, or as a structural category, into existing models and frameworks. What the diverse 

approaches have in common is that they all make the case for the importance of gender as an analytical 

tool and bring forward empirical studies about men/women, gender orders and gender relations. 

How gender matters can be briefly illustrated by one of the topics GARNET’s group on Gender in 

International Political Economy is dealing with: The commodification and privatisation of public services, 

a process that has gathered speed since the establishment of the WTO. This process is highly contested 

and will have considerable impacts on gender relations. In the short run, privatization shifts the publicprivate 

balance through cutbacks in state expenditure, thus changing the relation of exchange 

entitlements. In the long run, privatization of public assets leads to changing resource entitlements. From 

a gender perspective one question is: how is the commodification/privatization of public services linked to 

the liberalization of trade and investment in services covered in the GATS, and the reconfiguration of 

gender relations in different regions of the world In the bibliography you find countless such questions 

and topics. 

The aim of this bibliography is to share and disseminate the intellectually rich and numerous scholarship 

on gender and issues at stake in the GARNET Network. More than often scholars and students are 

interested in integrating a gender perspective into their engagement with political economy, governance 

and regionalisation, but lack suitable texts and, frequently, they don’t have a tradition of gender studies 

in these fields at their institutions. By offering an overview of recent – and some classical – publications, 

we hope to stimulate further scholarship and the integration of a gendered perspective into teaching. In 

the fourth update we started including non-English references. 

This bibliography is organised as follows: In the first part we present all references in alphabetical order. 

In order to provide references relevant to the GARNET areas of concern, the following sections are 

arranged along the organisational structure of GARNET: ‘Regionalism and Regionalisation: Gender in the 

European Union’; the ‘Regulatory Frameworks, Economic and Global Governance’ and ‘Key Policy Issues in 

Global Governance’. As key cross-cutting issues we selected: ‘Agriculture and Food Security’, ‘Migration’ 

and ‘Men & Masculinities’. An extended and downloadable online version is accessible via the virtual 

network of GARNET. It offers keywords as well as abstracts of most of the texts. 

In order to extend the bibliography, we kindly ask for your collaboration. Further references (either in 

EndNote or Word) can be sent to: garnet@uni-kassel.de 

Acknowledgements 

GARNET’s Virtual Network and the JERP Gender in International Political Economy allowed for the 

finalization and dissemination as well as the continuous update of the bibliography. The Globalization & 

Politics group at the University of Kassel offered continuous infrastructural, personal and material 

support. We particularly thank Anna Basten, Benjamin Ochoo, Celestine Odo, Brigitte Young’s team, Gülay 

Çağlar, Friederike Habermann, Caren Kunze and Senem Ertan for their contributions. Errors and shortcomings 

remain of course the responsibility of the editors. 

Kassel, December 2008 

Helen Schwenken and Sarah Becklake

Bibliography – Gender in International Political Economy 3 

Preface ........................................................................................ 2 

1. Bibliography „Gender in International Political Economy“...................... 5 

2. Regionalism and Regionalisation: Gender in the European Union ........... 65 

3. Economic and Financial Governance & Gender.................................. 67 

4. Key Policy Issues in Global Governance & Gender .............................. 70 

4.1 Agriculture, Food Security & Gender..............................................70 

4.2 Migration & Gender ..................................................................74 

4.3 Men-Masculinities ....................................................................78 

The GARNET Network of Excellence .................................................. 80 

GIPE – Gender in International Political Economy .................................. 80 

Imprint ...................................................................................... 80

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Pauli, Liliana (Ed.): Women´s Empowerment 

and Economic Justice: Reflecting on 

Experience in Latin America and the 

Caribbean. New York: UNIFEM, 38-51. 

de Goede, Marieke (2003a): Beyond economism in 

international political economy. In: Review 

of International Studies, 29, 79-97. 

de Goede, Marieke (2005): Virtue, Fortune, and 

Faith: A Genealogy of Finance. Minneapolis: 

University of Minnesota Press. 

Dion, Michelle (2006): Women's Welfare and Social 

Security Privatization in Mexico. In: Social 

Politics, 13, 3, 400-426. 

Durano, Marina F. B. (1999): Gender Issues in 

International Trade. Geneva: International 

Gender and Trade Network (IGTN). 

Edwards, Alejandra Cox (2002): Gender Effects of 

Social Security Reform in Chile. In: World 

Bank Economic Review, 16, 3, 321-343. 

Elson, Diane (2002a): Gender Justice, Human 

Rights and Neo-liberal Economic Policies. 

In: Molyneux, Maxine; Razavi, Shahra (Ed.): 

Gender Justice, Development and Rights. 


Elson, Diane (2002b): The International Financial 

Architecture - A View from the Kitchen. In: 

Femina Politica, 11, 1, 26-37. 

Elson, Diane (2004): Social Policy and 

Macroeconomic Performance: integrating 

“the economic” and “the social". In:


Mkandawire, Thandika (Ed.): Social Policy 

in a Development Context. Houndsmill: 


Elson, Diane; Gideon, Jasmine (2004): Organising 

for Women’s Economic and Social Rights: 

How useful is the International Covenant 

on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights In: 

Journal of Interdisciplinary Gender Studies, 

8, 1+2 (double issue). 

Floro, Maria; Dymski, Gary (2000): Financial Crisis, 

Gender, and Power: An Analytical 

Framework. In: World Development, 28, 7, 

1269-1283. 

Frericks, Patricia; Maier, Robert; De Graaf, 

Willibrord (2007): European Pension 

Reforms: Individualization, Privatization 

and Gender Pension Gaps. In: Social 

Politics, 14, 2, 212-237. 

Goetz, Anne Marie (2007): Political Cleaners: 

Women as the New Anti-Corruption Force. 

In: Development and Change, 38, 1, 87- 

105. 




Heteronormative Heterosexuality. In: The 


Relations, 9, 2, 220-238. 

Grosser, Kate; Moon, Jeremy (2005): Gender 

Mainstreaming and Corporate Social 

Responsibility. In: International Feminist 


Grown, Caren; Elson, Diane; Çağatay, Nilufer 

(2000): Introduction. In: World 

Development, 28, 7, 1145-1156. 

ILO (2004): Gender and Globalization: A 

Macroeconomic Perspective. Working 

Papers in Local Governance and Democracy. 

Geneva: ILO. 

Johnson, Susan (2004): Gender Norms in Financial 

Markets: Evidence from Kenya. In: World 

Development, 32, 8, 1355-1374. 

Kilgour, Maureen A. (2007): The UN Global 

Compact and substantive equality for 

Women: revealing a 'well hidden' mandate. 

In: Third World Quarterly, 28, 4, 751-773. 

Laframboise, Nicole; Trumbic, Tea (2003): The 

Effects of Fiscal Policies on the Economic 

Development of Women in the Middle East 

and North Africa. 

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fmsk=17023.0 (26/06/2006): IMF. 

Lim, Joseph Y. (2000): The Effects of the East 

Asian Crisis on the Employment of Women 

and Men: The Philippine Case. In: World 

Development, 28, 7, 1285-1306. 

Lund, Ragnhild; Panda, Smita Mishra (2000): The 

Asian financial crisis, women's work and 

forced migration. In: Norwegian Journal of 

Geography, 54, 3, 128-133. 

Marier, Patrik (2007): Affirming, Transforming, or 

Neglecting Gender Conceptualizing 

Gender in the Pension Reform Process. In: 

Social Politics, 14, 2, 182-211. 



of Financial Studies, 19, 2, 633-685. 

Norton, Andy; Elson, Diane (Ed.) (2002): What’s 

Behind the Budget Politics, Rights and 

Accountability in the Budget Process. 

London: Overseas Development Institute. 

Panda, Smita Mishra (2008): Engendering 

Governance Institutions: State, Market and 

Civil Society. London: Sage Publications. 

Pearson, Ruth (2007): Beyond women workers: 

gendering csr. In: Third World Quarterly, 

28, 4, 731-749. 

Perrons, Diane (2004): Globalisation and Social 

Change: People and Places in a Divided 

World. London: Routledge. 

Peterson, V. Spike (2002): Rewriting (Global) 

Political Economy as Reproductive, 

Productive, and Virtual (Foucauldian) Economies. 

In: International Feminist Journal 

of Politics, 4, 1, 1-30. 

Peterson, V. Spike (2003): A Critical Rewriting of 

Global Political Economy. Integrating 

reproductive, productive and virtual 

economies. London/New York: Routledge. 

Runyan, Anne Sisson (1999): Women in the 

Neoliberal "Frame". In: Meyer, Mary; Prügl, 

Elizabeth (Ed.): Gender Politics in Global 

Governance. Maryland, Oxford, 210-220. 

Rupert, Mark (2002): Class, Gender and the Politics 

of Neoliberal Globalization in the US. In: 

Murphy, Craig N. (Ed.): Egalitarian Politics 

in the Age of Globalization. New York: 


Schech, Susanne; Vas Dev, Sanjugta (2007): Gender 

justice: The World Bank’s new approach to 

the poor In: Development in Practice, 17, 

1, 14-26. 

Sen, Gita (2000): Gender Mainstreaming in the 

Finance Ministries. In: World Development, 

28, 7, 1379-1390. 

Sen, Gita (2005): Neolibs, Neocons and Gender 

Justice: Lessons from Global Negotiations. 

Policy Report on Gender and Development: 

10 Years after Beijing. Occasional Paper 

No. 9. Geneva: UNRISD. 

Staveren, Irene van (2001): Gender Biases in 

Finance. In: Gender and Development 9, 1, 

9-17. 

Staveren, Irene van (2002): Global finance and 

gender. In: Scholte, Aart; Schnabel, 

Albrecht (Ed.): Civil Society and Global 

Finance. London: Routledge, 228-246. 


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Staveren, Irene van; Krug, Barbara (2002): Gender 

Audit: Whim or Voice In: Public Finance 

and Management, 2, 2, 190-217. 

Taylor, Viviene (2000): Marketisation of 

Governance: Critical Feminist Perspectives 

from the South. University of Cape Town: 

SADEP; DAWN. 

True, Jacqui (2008): Global accountability and 

transnational networks: the Women 

Leaders' Network and Asia Pacific Economic 

Cooperation. In: The Pacific Review, 21, 1, 

1-26. 

Truong, Thanh-Dam (2000): A Feminist Perspective 

on the Asian Miracle and Crisis: enlarging 

the conceptual map of human development. 

In: Journal of Human Development, 

1, 1, 159-164. 

Walby, Sylvia (2000): The Restructuring of the 

Gendered Political Economy: Transformations 

in Women's Employment. In: Cook, 

Joanne; Roberts, Jennifer; Waylen, Georgina 

(Ed.): Towards a Gendered Political 

Economy. London/ N.Y.: Macmillan/ St. 

Martins Press 

Walby, Sylvia; Gottfried, Heidi; Gottschall, Karin; 

Osawa, Mari (Ed.) (2007): Gendering the 

Knowledge Economy. Comparative Perspectives. 

London. 

Wichterich, Christa (2000): The Globalized Woman: 

Reports from a Future of Inequality. 






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transnationalization of the 

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Young, Brigitte (2005): Globalization and Shifting 

Gender Governance Order(s). SoWi-Online: 

http://www.sowi-online.de/journal/2005- 

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Young, Brigitte (2007a): Developing Countries 

between Globalisation and Regionalisation: 

Liberalisation of Financial Services as a 

“Public Bad” In: Farrell, Mary (Ed.): 

Regional Public Goods: The Case for 

Regional Cooperation. Oxford: OUP 

Young, Brigitte (2007b): Governance im Bereich 

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(Ed.): Die Politische Ökonomie des Dienstleistungsabkommens 

(GATS). Gender in EU 

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For more titles on economic governance see the complete list.


4. Key Policy Issues in Global Governance & Gender 

4.1 Agriculture, Food Security & Gender 

Abdelali-Martini, Malika; Amri, Ahmed; Ajlouni, 

Mohammed; Assi, Raghed; Sbieh, Younes; 

Khnifes, Ali (2008): Gender dimension in 

the conservation and sustainable use of 

agro-biodiversity in West Asia. In: Journal 

of Socio-Economics, 37, 1, 365-383. 

Alston, Margaret (2003): Women in Agriculture: the 

'New Entrepreneurs'. In: Australian 

Feminist Studies, 41, 163-172. 

Angeles, Leonora (2002): Reflections on Feminist 

Policy Research on Gender, Agriculture and 

Global Trade. In: Canadian Woman Studies, 

21/22, 4/1, 34-40. 

Arndt, Channing; Tarp, Finn (2000): Agricultural 

Technology, Risk, and Gender: A CGE 

Analysis of Mozambique. In: World 

Development, 28, 7, 1307-1326. 

Asztalos Morell, Ildiko; Bock, Bettina (Ed.) (2007): 

Gender Regimes, Citizen Participation and 

Rural Restructuring. New York: JAI Press. 

Barrientos, Stephanie (1999): Ethical Trade and 

Gender: Exports of Non-Traditional 

Horticultural Products. In: UNCTAD (Ed.): 

Trade, Sustainable Development and 

Gender. New York/ Geneva: United 

Nations, 189-196. 

Barrientos, Stephanie; Dolan, Catherine; 

Tallontire, Anne (2003): A Gendered Value 

Chain Approach to Codes of Conduct in 

African Horticulture. In: World 

Development, 31, 9, 1511-1526. 

Bee, Anna (2000): Globalization, grapes and 

gender: Women's work in traditional and 

agro-export production in northern Chile. 

In: Geographical Journal, 166, 3, 255-266. 

Béné, Christophe; Merten, Sonja (2008): Women 

and Fish-for-Sex: Transactional Sex, 

HIV/AIDS and Gender in African Fisheries. 


Bjørkhaug, Hilde; Blekesaune, Arild (2008): Gender 

and Work in Norwegian Family Farm 

Businesses. In: Sociologia Ruralis, 48, 2, 

152-165. 

Brownhill, Leigh (2007): Gendered Struggles for the 

Commons: Food Sovereignty, Tree-Planting 

and Climate Change. In: Women & 

Environments International Magazine, 74- 

75, 34-37. 

Bryant, Lia; Pini, Barbara (2006): Towards an 

Understanding of Gender and Capital in 

Constituting Biotechnologies in Agriculture. 

In: Sociologia Ruralis, 46, 4, 261-279. 



Pauli, Liliana (Ed.): Women´s 

Empowerment and Economic Justice: 

Reflecting on Experience in Latin America 

and the Caribbean. New York: UNIFEM, 38- 

51. 

Carr, Edward (2008): Men's Crops and Women's 

Crops: The Importance of Gender to the 

Understanding of Agricultural and Development 

Outcomes in Ghana's Central Region. 


Carron, Marina P (2006): Corporate social 

responsibility in Latin America: Chiquita, 

women banana workers and structural 

inequalities. In: Journal of Corporate 

Citizenship, 21, 85-94. 

Casimir, Gerda; Dutilh, Chris (2003): Sustainability: 

a gender studies perspective. In: 

International Journal of Consumer Studies, 

27, 4, 316-325. 

Cid-Aguayo, Beatriz Eugenia (2007): Frozen Fates: 

The Risky Rationalization of a Chilean 

Frozen Vegetable Company. In: Latin 

American Perspectives, 34, 6, 40-51. 





Journal of Sociology, 43, 1, 87-103. 

de Brauw, Alan; Li, Qiang; Liu, Chengfang; Rozelle, 

Scott; Zhang, Linxiu (2008): Feminization 

of Agriculture in China Myths Surrounding 

Women's Participation in Farming. In: 

China Quarterly, 194, 327-348. 

Deere, Carmen Diana (2005): The Feminization of 

Agriculture Economic Restructuring in 

Rural Latin America. Policy Report on 

Gender and Development: 10 Years after 

Beijing. Occasional Paper No. 1. Geneva: 

UNRISD. 

Deere, Carmen Diana; Leon, Magdalena (2001): 

Institutional reform of agriculture under 

neoliberalism: the impact of the women's 

and indigenous movements. In: Latin 


Donner, Henrike (2008): New Vegetarianism: Food, 

Gender and Neo-Liberal Regimes in Bengali 

Middle-Class Families. In: South Asia: 

Journal of South Asian Studies, 31, 1, 143- 

169. 

Doss, Cheryl (2001): Designing Agricultural 

Technology for African Farmers: Lessons


from 25 Years of Experience. In: World 

Development, 29, 12, 2075-2092. 

Englert, Birgit; Daley, Elizabeth (Ed.) (2008): 

Women's Land Rights and Privatization in 

Eastern Africa. Oxford: James Currey Ltd. 

Evers, Barbara; Walters, Bernard (2000): Extra- 

Household Factors and Women Farmers' 

Supply Response in Sub-Saharan Africa. In: 

World Development, 28, 7, 1341-1345. 

Ezumah, Nkoli N.; Di Domenico, Catherine (1995): 

Enhancing the Role of Women in Crop 

Production: A Case Study of Igbo Women in 

Nigeria. In: World Development, 23, 10, 

1731-1744. 

Ferm, Nora (2008): Non-traditional agricultural 

export industries: conditions for women 

workers in Colombia and Peru. In: Gender 

& Development, 16, 1, 13-26. 

Fonchingong, Charles (1999): Structural 

adjustment, women, and agriculture in 

Cameroon. In: Gender & Development, 7, 

3, 73-79. 

Gawaya, Rose (2008): Investing in women farmers 

to eliminate food insecurity in southern 

Africa: policy-related research from 

Mozambique. In: Gender & Development, 

16, 1, 147-159. 

Gotschi, Elisabeth; Njuki, Jemimah; Delve, Robert 

(2008): Gender equity and social capital in 

smallholder farmer groups in central 

Mozambique. In: Development in Practice, 

18, 4-5, 650-657. 

Grier, Beverly (1992): Pawns, porters, and petty 

traders: Women in the transition to cash 

crop agriculture in colonial Ghana. In: 

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture & 

Society, 17, 2, 304-329. 

Hale, Angela (1998): The Voice of Experience: 

What Women Know About the Impact of 

the New Trade Agenda. In: Haxton, Eva; 

Olsson, Claes (Ed.): Gender Focus on the 

WTO. Uppsala: Global Publications 

Foundation and International Coalition for 

Development, 55-66. 

Hall, Alan; Mogyorody, Veronika (2007): Organic 

Farming, Gender, and the Labor Process. 

In: Rural Sociology, 72, 2, 289-316. 

Hamilton, Sarah (2003): Neoliberalism, Gender and 

Property Rights in Rural Mexico. In: Latin 


Hare, Denise; et al (2007): Land management in 

rural China and its gender implications. In: 

Feminist Economics, 13, 3-4, 35-61. 

Hayes-Conroy, Allison; Hayes-Conroy, Jessica 

(2008): Taking Back Taste: feminism, food 

and visceral politics. In: Gender, Place & 

Culture, 15, 5, 461-473. 

Hecht, Susanna B. (2007): Factories, Forests, Fields 

and Family: Gender and Neoliberalism in 

Extractive Reserves. In: Journal of Agrarian 

Change, 7, 3, 316-347. 

Holmes, Rebecca; Slater, Rachel (2008): Measuring 

progress on gender and agriculture in the 

1982 and 2008 World Development Reports. 

In: Gender & Development, 16, 1, 27-40. 

Holzner, Brigitte M. (2008): Agrarian restructuring 

and gender - designing family farms in 

Central and Eastern Europe. In: Gender, 

Place & Culture, 15, 4, 431-443. 

Jacobs, Susie (2008a): Doi Moi and Its Discontents: 

Gender, Liberalisation, and 

Decollectivisation in Rural Viet Nam. In: 

Journal of Workplace Rights, 13, 1, 17-39. 

Jacobs, Susie (2008b): Gender and Agrarian 

Reforms. New York: Routledge. 

Kanji, Nazneen (2004): Corporate responsibility 

and women's employment: the case of 

cashew nuts. In: Gender & Development, 

12, 2, 82-87. 

Kazakopoulos, L.; Gidarakou, I. (2003): Young 

Women Farm Heads in Greek Agriculture: 

entering farming through policy incentives. 

In: Journal of Rural Studies, 19, 4, 397-410. 

Korovkin, Tanya (2003): Cut-Flower Exports, 

Female Labor, and Community 

Participation in Highland Ecuador. In: Latin 

American Perspectives, 30, 4, 18-42. 

Kotzé, Derica A (2003): Role of women in the 

household economy, food production and 

food security: Policy guidelines. In: 

Outlook on Agriculture, 32, 2, 111-121. 

Krishna, Sumi (2007): Women's Livelihood Rights: 

Recasting Citizenship for Development. 

London: Sage Publications. 

Kusakabe, Kyoko; Prak, Sereyvath; Suntornratana, 

Ubolratana; Sriputinibondh, Napaporn 

(2008): Gendering Border Spaces: Impact 

of Open Border Policy Between Cambodia- 

Thailand on Small-scale Women Fish 

Traders. In: African and Asian Studies, 7, 1, 

1-17. 

Leach, Melissa; Fairhead, James (1995): Ruined 

Settlement and New Gardens: Gender and 

Soil-Ripening among Kuranko Farmers in 

the Forest-Savanna Transition Zone. In: 

IDS-JOURNAL, 26, 1. 

Levin, Carol E.; Ruel, Marie T.; Morris, Saul S.; 

Maxwell, Daniel G.; Armar-Klemesu, 

Margaret (2000): Working Women in an 

Urban Setting: Traders, Vendors and Food 

Security in Accra. In: World Development, 

27, 11, 1977-1991. 

Marroni de Velázquez, Maria da Gloria (1995): 

Trabajo Rural Feminino y Relaciones de 

Género (Rural feminine work and gender


relations). In: Gonzáles Montes, Soledad; 

Salles, Vania (Ed.): Relaciones de Género y 

Transformaciones Agrarias. Estudios sobre 

el Campo Mexicano (Gender relations and 

agricultural transformations. Studies on the 

Mexican rural ladscape). Mexico City: El 

Cogio de México, 135-161. 

McKay, Deirdre (2003): Cultivating New Local 

Futures: Remittance Economics and Land- 

Use Patterns in Ifugao, Philippines. In: 

Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 34, 2, 

285-307. 

Meinzen-Dirk, Ruth; Brown, Lynn R.; Feldstein, 

Hilary; Quisumbing, Agnes R. (1997): 

Gender, Property Rights, and Natural 

Resources. In: World Development, 25, 8, 

1303-1315. 

Mochebelele, Motsamai T.; Winter-Nelson, Alex 

(2000): Migrant Labor and Farm Technical 

Efficiency in Lesotho. In: World 

Development, 28, 1, 143-154. 

Mudege, Netsayi N. (2008): Gender roles in 

agricultural knowledge in a land 

resettlement context: the case of 

Mupfurudzi, Zimbabwe. In: Development 


Murthy, Ranjani K.; Sagayam, Josephine; 

Rengalakshmi; Nair, Sudha (2008): Gender, 

efficiency, poverty reduction, and 

empowerment: reflections from an 

agriculture and credit programme in Tamil 

Nadu, India. In: Gender & Development, 

16, 1, 101-116. 

Nelson-Richards, Melsome (2001): Rural poverty 

and global capital: a sociology of an 

emerging democracy-South Africa. In: 

Journal of Third World Studies, 18, 1, 161- 

188. 

Nelson, Valerie; Meadows, Kate; Cannon, Terry; 

Morton, John; Martin, Adrienne (2002): 

Uncertain predictions, invisible impacts, 

and the need to mainstream gender in 

climate change adaptations. In: Gender & 

Development, 10, 2, 51-59. 

Newman, Constance (2002): Gender, Time Use, 

and Change: The Impact of the Cut Flower 

Industry in Ecuador. In: World Bank 

Economic Review, 16, 3, 375-395. 

Oglethorpe, Judy; Gelman, Nancy (2008): AIDS, 

women, land, and natural resources in 

Africa: current challenges. In: Gender & 

Development, 16, 1, 85-100. 

Ozcatalbas, Orhan; Ozkan, Burhan (2003): The Role 

of Women in Agriculture and Rural 

Development in Turkey. In: Asian Journal 

of Womens Studies, 9, 4, 114-124. 

Pande, Rekha (2006): Gender Concerns in Rural 

Settlement - Looking at Sustainable 

Agriculture. In: Journal of Development 

Alternatives and Area Studies, 25, 3, 63-87. 

Panelli, Ruth (2007): Time–space geometries of 

activism and the case of mis/placing 

gender in Australian agriculture. In: 

Transactions of the Institute of British 

Geographers, 32, 1, 46-65. 

Parikh, Alka; Acharya, Sarthi; Krishnaraj, Maithreyi 

(2004): Gender Budgeting Analysis: A Study 

in Maharashtra's Agriculture. In: Economic 

and Political Weekly, 39, 44, 4823-4830. 

Patnaik, Utsa (2003): Global Capitalism, Deflation 

and Agrarian Crisis in Developing Countries. 

In: Journal of Agrarian Change, 3, 1-2, 33- 

66. 

Pena, Nuria (2008): Using rights-based and genderanalysis 

arguments for land rights for 

women: some initial reflections from 

Nicaragua. In: Gender & Development, 16, 

1, 55-71. 

Philips, Amali (2003): Rethinking culture and 

development: marriage and gender among 

the tea plantation workers in Sri Lanka. In: 

Gender & Development, 11, 2, 20-29. 

Pini, Barbara (2005): The Third Sex: Women 

Leaders in Australian Agriculture. In: 

Gender Work and Organization, 12, 1, 73- 

88. 

Pini, Barbara (2006): Gender Equality in 

Agriculture: Examining State Intervention 

in Australia and Northern Ireland. In: Social 

Policy and Society, 5, 2, 199-206. 

Pini, Barbara (2008): Masculinities and 

Management in Agricultural Organizations 

Worldwide. Aldershot: Ashgate. 

Pini, Barbara; Panelli, Ruth; Sawer, Marian (2008): 

Managing the Woman Issue: The Australian 

State and the Case of Women in Agri- 

Politics. In: International Feminist Journal 

of Politics, 10, 2, 173-197. 

Pomeroy, Carlton; Jacob, Steve (2004): From 

mangos to manufacturing: uneven 

development and its impact on social wellbeing 

in the Dominican Republic. In: Social 

Indicators Research, 65, 1, 73-107. 

Prugl, Elisabeth (2004): Gender Orders in German 

Agriculture: From the Patriarchal Welfare 

State to Liberal Environmentalism. In: 

Sociologia Ruralis, 44, 4, 349-372. 

Quisumbing, Agnes R. (1996): Male-Female 

Differences in Agricultural Productivity: 

Methodological Issues and Empirical 

Evidence. In: World Development, 24, 10, 

1579-1595. 

Rahman, SA (2008): Women's involvement in 

agriculture in northern and southern 

Kaduna State, Nigeria. In: Journal of 

Gender Studies, 17, 1, 17-26.


Ramamurthy, Priti (2000): The Cotton Commodity 

Chain, Women, Work and Agency in India 

and Japan: The Case for Feminist Agro- 

Food Systems Research. In: World 

Development, 28, 3, 551-578. 

Rao, Nitya (2007): Custom and the Courts: Ensuring 

Women's Rights to Land, Jharkhand, India. 

In: Development and Change, 38, 2, 299- 

319. 

Raynolds, Laura (2002): Wages for Wives: 

Renegotiating Gender and Production 

Relations in Contract Farming in the 

Dominican Republic. In: World 

Development, 30, 5, 783-798. 

Reyes, Rosa Rivero (2002): Gendering responses to 

El Niño in rural Peru. In: Gender & 

Development, 10, 2, 60-69. 

Rocheleau, Dianne; Edmunds, David (1997): 

Women, Men and Trees: Gender, Power 

and Property in Forest and Agrarian 

Landscapes. In: World Development, 25, 8, 

1351-1371. 

Rupp, Helen (2008): Agricultural Trade 

Liberalization and Gender. Saarbrücken: 

VDM Verlag. 

Salkeld, Annette (2008): The value of gender 

analyses in humanitarian livelihoods 

programming: a case study from Nias 

Island, Indonesia. In: Gender & 

Development, 16, 1, 117-131. 

Sanmiguel-Valderrama, Olga (2007): The 

Feminization and Racialization of Labour in 

the Colombian Fresh-cut Flower Industry. 

In: Journal of Developing Societies, 23, 1- 

2, 71-88. 

Scanlan, Stephen (2004): Women, Food Security, 

and Development in Less-Industrialized 

Societies: Contributions and Challenges for 

the New Century. In: World Development, 

32, 11, 1807-1829. 




Latin American Perspectives, 35, 1, 78-98. 

Shenoy, N.S.; Rao, D.R. (2004): Women 

Professionals in Agriculture: Some 

Employment Issues. In: Economic and 

Political Weekly, 39, 17, 1712-1716. 

Shiva, Vananda (1995): WTO, Women and the 

Environment: An Ecological and Gender 

Analysis of "Free Trade". In: Haxton, Eva; 

Olsson, Claes (Ed.): Women in 

Development - Trade Aspects on Women in 

the Development Process. Uppsala: United 

Nations Youth and Student Association of 

Sweden (UFFN), 16-44. 

Shortall, Sally (2001): Women in the Field: Women, 

Farming and Organizations. In: Gender, 


Slater, Rachel J. (2001): Urban agriculture, gender 

and empowerment: an alternative view. In: 


650. 

Sumner, Jennifer (2005): "Small is Beautiful": The 

Responses of Women Organic Farmers to 

the Crisis in Agriculture. In: Canadian 

Woman Studies, 24, 4, 78-84. 

Sweetman, Caroline (Ed.) (2004): Gender, 

Development, and Trade. Oxford: Oxfam. 

Tallontire, Anne; Dolan, Catherine; Smith, Sally; 

Barrientos, Stephanie (2005): Reaching the 

marginalised Gender value chains and 

ethical trade in African horticulture. In: 

Development in Practice, 15, 3-4, 559-571. 

Timothy, Awoyemi Taiwo; Adeoti, Adetola I. 

(2006): Gender Inequalities and Economic 

Efficiency: New Evidence from Cassavabased 

Farm Holdings in Rural Southwestern 

Nigeria. In: African Development 

Review, 18, 3, 428-443. 

Trauger, Amy (2004): 'Because they can do the 

work': women farmers in sustainable 

agriculture in Pennsylvania, USA. In: 

Gender Place and Culture, 11, 2, 289-308. 

Ulicki, Theresa; Crush, Jonathan (2007): Poverty, 

gender and migrancy: Lesotho's migrant 

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Wells, Betty; Gradwell, Shelly (2001): Gender and 

Resource Management: Community 

supported agriculture as caring-practice. 

In: Agriculture and Human Values, 18, 1, 

107-119. 

Zwarteveen, M.Z. (1997): Water: From Basic Need 

to Commodity: A Discussion on Gender and 

Water Rights in the Context of Irrigation. 

In: World Development, 25, 8, 1335-1349.


4.2 Migration & Gender 

Afshar, Haleh; Barrientos, Stephanie (Ed.) (1999): 

Women, Globalization and Fragmentation 

in the Developing World. New York: St. 

Martin's Press. 

Agustín, Laura M. (2003): A Migrant World of 

Services. In: Social Politics, 10, 2, 377-396. 

Agustin, Laura Maria (2007): Sex at the Margins: 

Migration, Labour Markets and the Rescue 

Industry. London: Zed Books Ltd. 

Akalin, Ayse (2007): Hired as a Caregiver, 

Demanded as a Housewife: Becoming a 

Migrant Domestic Worker in Turkey. In: 

European Journal of Women's Studies, 14, 

3, 209-225. 

Anderson, Bridget (2000): Doing the Dirty Work. 

The Global Politics of Domestic Labour. 


Anderson, Bridget (2007): A Very Private Business: 

Exploring the Demand for Migrant Domestic 

Workers. In: European Journal of Women's 

Studies, 14, 3, 247-264. 

Anderson, Bridget; O'Connell Davidson, Juli (2003): 

Is Trafficking in Human Beings Demand 

Driven A Multi-Country Pilot Study. IOM 

Migration Research Series, No. 15. 

Prepared for IOM by Bridget Anderson, 

Univerity of Oxford, Julia O'Connell 

Davidson, University of Nottingham. 

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Women's Migration and Work in the 'New' 


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Lisboa, Teresa Kleba (2007): Fluxos Migratórios de 

Mulheres Para o Trabalho Reprodutivo: a 

Globalização da Assistência (Migratory


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Lubbers, Miranda J.; Molina, José Luis; McCarty, 

Christopher (2007): Personal Networks and 

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721-741. 

Lutz, Helma (Ed.) (2008): Migration and Domestic 

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Lyon, Dawn (2006): The Organization of Care Work 

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Manning, Chris; Sidorenko, Alexandra (2007): The 

Regulation of Professional Migration: 

Insights from the Health and IT Sectors in 

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1113. 

Marchand, Marianne (2007): The New Heroes and 

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Zoomers, Annelies (Ed.): International 

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Ethnic & Migration Studies, 33, 5, 801-824. 

Menjívar, Cecilia; Agadjanian, Victor (2007): Men's 

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Pessar, Patricia R.; Mahler, Sarah J. (2003): 

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Pribilsky, Jason (2007): La Chulla Vida: Gender, 

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For more titles on migration see the complete list.


4.3 Men-Masculinities 

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Gender, Class, and Family: Men and 

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Christensen, Wendy M.; Ferree, Myra Marx (2008): 

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