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click for larger view A Guide to Gender-analysis Frameworks

SERIES: Oxfam Skills and Practice
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AUTHOR: Ines Smyth Candida March Maitrayee Mukhopadhyay
SERIES: Oxfam Skills and Practice
ISBN-10: 0855984031 
ISBN-13: 9780855984038  STOCK CODE: 00254032
AVAILABILITY: In Print   PUBLISHER: Oxfam GB
FORMAT: Paperback (pp: 144)   216 x 138mm   PUBLISHED: 01 Sep 1998
READERSHIP:  Professional and Practitioners, Postgraduate, Undergraduate, Activists and Campaigners,
PRICE:  £12.95 (inc. VAT)  

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DESCRIPTION

This is a guide to all the main analytical frameworks for use in gender-sensitive research and planning. It draws on the experience of trainers and practitioners including step-by-step instructions using the frameworks and summaries of advantages and disadvantages in particular situations. An introductory section places the frameworks in the context of gender-transformatory development work and research, emphasizing that a tool is not a substitute for commitment.



REVIEWS

...a long overdue and highly valuable publication... it will be very valuable to students and practitioners because it describes and analyses gender-analysis frameworks and provides situations in which particular frameworks have been successfully implemented in the past... March, Smyth and Mukhopadhyay have produced an extremely valuable text, one that is an important companion to the mainstreaming gender training manuals. Development Bulletin, July 1999

CONTENTS

Acknowledgements
The context of this book

Introduction

Key concepts

Choosing a framework

The gender-analysis framework and users' commentaries

Explaining the chapters

Harvard Analytical Framework and People-Oriented Planning

Moser Framework

Gender Analysis Matrix (GAM)

Capacities and Vulnerabilities Analysis Framework

Women's Empowerment (Longwe) Framework

Social Relations Approach

Bibliography
Appendix
Notes
Index



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