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Organizing women : formal and informal women's groups in the Middle East. edited by Dawn Chatty and Annika Rabo

Chatty, Dawn Rabo, Annika 1997

Available at 33MQB MQB  Magasin  (A 42672 )

  • Title:
    Organizing women : formal and informal women's groups in the Middle East. edited by Dawn Chatty and Annika Rabo
  • Author: Chatty, Dawn;
    Rabo, Annika
  • Subjects: Women -- Societies and clubs -- Middle East;
    Women -- Social conditions -- Middle East;
    Femmes -- Associations -- Moyen-Orient;
    Femmes -- Conditions sociales -- Moyen-Orient;
    Groupes de femmes -- Moyen-Orient
  • Description: lccopycat
    Includes bibliographical references and index.
    Formal and informal women's groups in the Middle East / Dawn Chatty and Annika Rabo Women's NGOs in the Middle East and North Africa : constraints, opportunities, and priorities / Valentine M. Moghadam The reproduction of political process among women activists in Lebanon : 'shopkeepers' and feminists / Suad Joseph Domesticity reconfigured : women in squatter areas of Amman / Seteney Shami Women in groups in Africa : female associational patterns in Senegal and Morocco / Eva Evers Rosander Bahraini women in formal and informal groups : the politics of identification / May Seikaly The impact of social and economic factors on women's group formation in Egypt / Shahida El-Baz Feminism and contemporary debates in Egypt / Nadje Sadig Al-Ali From gender equality to female subjugation : the changing agendas of women's groups in Kuwait / Haya al-Mughni Women organized in groups : expanding the terms of the debate / Nancy Lindisfarne
  • Publisher: Oxford New York : Berg, 1997
  • Creation Date: 1997
  • Format: xv, 244 p. ; 23 cm
  • Language: English
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