Gender, family and household in Tanzania.

Abstract

Section I Contextual studies: gender relations rural Tanzania - power politics or cultural consensus?, Deborah F. Bryceson anthropological studies of kinship Tanzania, Peter G. Forster. Section II Gender and the household: in my office we don't have closing hours - gendered household relations a Swahili village northern Mafia Island, Pat Caplan the economic organization of the household contemporary Tanzania, B.O. Koda household resource management and patriarchal relationships - th impact of seaweed farming Paje village, Zanzibar, Rosemarie Mwaipopo Ako conceptualizing gender relations and the household urban Tanzania, John Campbell decision-making and the household - case studies from Tanzania, C.K. Omari. Section 3 Gender, family and society: urban social organization - an exploration of kinship, social networks, gender relations and household and community Dar es Salaam, John Campbell et al fertility rates and the status of women Tanzania, C.K. Omari women and business Tanzania, Lettice Rutashobya quality and equity Tanzania's religiously-affiliated secondary schools, John C. Sivalon the family and social policy Tanzania, Felician S.K. Tungaraza.

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