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Gender analysis: Shifting cultivation and indigenous people

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2015

Authors

Colfer, Carol J Pierce
Daro Minarchek, Rebekah
Cairns, Malcolm
Aier, Anungla
Doolittle, Amity
Mashman, Valerie
Odame, Helen Hambley
Roberts, Michelle
Robinson, Kathryn
van Esterik, Penny

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Routledge

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In this chapter, we focus on gender issues within shifting-cultivation systems, particularly those demonstrating farming innovations and improved fallow management. We have mined our own field experiences, the relevant literature and materials from this volume in order to draw conclusions, in the expectation that these conclusions will inform future research and the application of more gender responsive programming and policy.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/98909

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ANU Research Publications

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Book chapter

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Shifting Cultivation and Environmental Change: Indigenous people, agriculture and forest conservation

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2037-12-31

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