Ruolo: Curatore
Introduction : an overview of women in caribbean society, pp. 1-24
Some factors affecting women in the caribbean past and present, pp. 28-30
Employment of women workers in the caribbean, pp. 33-34
Women in Caribbean agriculture, pp. 35-40
Domestic workers, pp. 41-46
Women and entrepreneurship, pp. 47-50
Women in small–scale economic enterprises, pp. 51-55
The hucksters of Dominica, pp. 56-61
Caribbean women and the trade union movement, pp. 62-66
The making of male–female relationships in the Caribbean : Norma Shorey–Bryan, pp. 69-73
Violence against women, pp. 74-79
Silent crimes against Jamaican women, pp. 80-83
Family relations and support systems, pp. 84-87
Education and women's place in Caribbean society, pp. 91-100
Vocational education for girls in Trinidad and Tobago in the early 20th century, pp. 101-103
Women's participation in non–formal education activities, pp. 104-105
The role of women in Caribbean culture, pp. 109-114
Media concepts for human development in the Caribbean with special reference to women, pp. 115-118
Women in calypso, pp. 119-121
Sistren women's theatre, organizing and conscientization, pp. 122-128
New institutions and programmes for Caribbean women, pp. 131-134
An income–generating project for women in rural Jamaica, pp. 135-146
From silent beneficiaries to active participants, pp. 147-153
| # | Collocazione | Prestabile | Disponibilità | |
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| IRCRES (TO) - CERIS | Seminario: R2/24 | Si | Biblioteca |
