Gender and Green Governance: The Political Economy of Women's Presence Within and Beyond Community Forestry

Bina Agarwal

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Social Sciences and Humanities Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management Gender Politics and Representation

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PART 1: THE POTENTIAL OF PRESENCE 1. Presence and Representation 2. Gendered Interests and the Environment 3. From Absence to Negotiated Presence PART 2: THE IMPACT OF PRESENCE 4. Fieldsites and Field Profile 5. From Exclusion to Empowered Engagement 6. Rules and Rulemakers 7. Violations and Penalties 8. Conservation and Regeneration 9. Shortages Amidst Growing Plenty PART 3: BEYOND PRESENCE 10. Connecting with Civil Society: Weaving a Web of Strategic Alliances 11. Engaging with Government: Extending the Web

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