Women Wielding the Hoe

Abstract

African Women Hoe Cultivators: Speculative Origins and Current Enigmas, D. F. Bryceson Women's Farming and Present Ethnography: Perspectives on a Nigerian Restudy, J. Guyer Down to Fundamentals: Women-Centred Hearth-holds in Rural West Africa, F. Ekejiuba The Myth of the African Family in the World of Development, B. O'Laughlin Uses and Abuses of the Concept of 'Female-Headed Households' in Research on Agrarian Transformation and Policy, P. Peters Women's Workload and Reproductive Stress, H. Bantje 'Children are Our Wealth': A Difficult Pregnancy on Mafia Island, Tanzania, P. Caplan Mothers, Healers and Farmers in Congo, M. C. Dupre What Women Can Do: AIDS Crisis Management in Uganda, C. Obbo Must Women Work Together? Development Agency Assumptions v. Changing Relations of Production in Southern Malawi Households, J. Davison Wishful Thinking: Theory and Practice of Western Donor Efforts to Raise Women's Status in Rural Africa, D. Bryceson Documenting Women's Views through Participatory Research: Diaries of Daily Activities in Rural Zambia, E. Skjonsberg Truth in Fantasy: Storytelling with and about Women in Msoga Village, Tanzania, U. Vuorela Burying the Hoe?, D. Bryceson.

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