Women in Arab society : work patterns and gender relations in Egypt, Jordan and Sudan
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Women in Arab society : work patterns and gender relations in Egypt, Jordan and Sudan
Berg , Unesco, 1990
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内容説明
This volume arose from a UNESCO-sponsored cross-cultural research project on the impact of social and economic changes on patterns of women's work and value systems concerning their social position, taking into account the impact of the oil economy on the Arab region. Based on fieldwork, the studies bring to light variations in the forms and types of women's work in a rural and urban context.
目次
- Part 1 Women's participation in the Jordanian labour force - a comparison of rural and urban patterns, Dr Seteney Shami and Lucine Taminian: women's work in Jordan - case studies
- rural case study - the southern Jordan valley
- urban case study - squatter areas in Amman. Part 2 Women, work and gender ideology - a study in Egyptian political economic transformation, Dr Soheir A.Morsy: theoretical considerations
- Egyptian state policies, agrarian transformation and rural women (1952-1981) - a historical note
- Fatiha in 1974/75 - small-holder familial production
- Bahiya in 1980/81 - regional labour migration and familial production. Part 3 Ways and means by which women paricipate in economoc and political life in a Sudanese urban and rural communities - the case of Saganna in Khartoum and Wad Al-Asha village in the Gezira area, Dr Zinab B.El-Bakri and Dr El-Wathig M.Kameir: women's studies in Sudan
- Sudanese political economy - the dynamics of urban and rural society
- the general position of Sudanese women
- lives of women and their families in Saganna, Khartoum town
- lives of women and their families in the village of Wad Al-Asha
- comparing women in both communities.
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