Gendered livelihoods in diverse global contexts: an introduction

Ann M. Oberhauser · Jennifer L. Mandel · Holly M. Hapke

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Gendered livelihoods encompass the material realities and ideological processes that shape and are shaped by economic strategies in diverse geographical locations. The articles in this theme issue ...

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