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Focus on Gender: Perspectives on Women and Development
Index to Volume 2
Abantu for Development, Southern women's networks, 2:3, 34
Ahmed, Yasmin, A disaster-preparedness workshop in Pakistan, 2:1, 39
Almeida, Vanete, Towards international solidarity: British initiatives through Brazilian eyes, 2:3, 45
Anderson, Mary B, Understanding the dis- aster-developmentcontinuum: gender analysis is the essential tool, 2:1, 7
Antrobus, Peggy, The road to Cairo, 2:2, 55
Armstrong, Sue, Rape in South Africa: an invisible part of apartheid's legacy, 2:2, 35
Birch, Izzy, Emergency food distribution in Turkana: a developmental approach, 2:1, 30
Butalia, Urvashi and Rita Menon, A valu- able lesson, 2:2, 57
Carbajal, Carola, A women's approach to North-South co-operation, 2:3, 82
Eade, Deborah and Suzanne Williams, Emergencies and development: ageing with wisdom and dignity, 2:1, 17
Faure, Denise, Women's health and femi- nist politics, 2:2, 51
Greet, Pamela, Making good policy into good practice, 2:1, 11
Gray, Linda, Scotching myths: SEAD's experience in North-South co-operation, 2:3,20
Hardon, Anita, The development of con-
traceptive technologies: a feminist critique, 2:2,40
Harcourt, Wendy, The globalisation of the economy: an international gender perspec- tive, 2:3,6
Hussein, Amby (trans.), Testimonies from Zaire, 2:1, 26
Jain, Devaki, Building alliances: a Southern perspective, 2:3, 15
Joekes, Susan, Children as a resource: environmental degradation and fertility, 2:2,13
Khanna, Renu and Janet Price, Female sex- uality, regulation and resistance, 2:2, 29
Longwe, Sara Hlupekile, Breaking the patriarchal alliance: governments, bilater- als, and NGOs, 2:3,62
Macbean, Nicola, Breaking down the bar- riers: European and Chinese women link- ing, 2:3, 58
Maybin, Eileen, Rebuilding shattered lives, 2:1, 34
Menon, Ritu and Urvashi Butalia, A valu- able lesson, 2:2, 57
Morgan, Joy, Sudanese refugees in Koboko: environmental health interven- tions, 2:1, 41
Mosse, Julia Cleves, From family planning and maternal and child health to reproduc- tive health, 2:2, 6
Myers, Mary, 'Women and children first': how to introduce a gender strategy into
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disaster preparedness, 2:1, 14
Nguyen, Minh Chau, et al, Implementing gender issues in multilaterals: the experi- ence of the World Bank, 2:3, 70
Oxfam's Gender Team, 'Women Linking for Change': Oxfam's Women's Linking Project, 2:3, 29
Parthasarathy, Kokila, Feminising the workplace: how can organisations respond?, 2:3, 77
Pearson, Ruth and Caroline Sweetman, Abortion, reproductive rights and maternal mortality, 2:2,45
Price, Janet and Renu Khanna, Female sex- uality, regulation and resistance, 2:2, 29
Pushpanath, Krishnamurthy, Interview, 2:1,54
Ranjo-Libang, Gertrudes, Of borders, bridges, and sisterhood: reflections on the WLP Thailand meetings, 2:3,37
Smyth, Ines, 'Safe Motherhood', family planning and maternalmortality: an Indonesian case study, 2:2,19
Sweetman, Caroline, Editorial, 2:3, 1
Sweetman, Caroline and Ruth Pearson, Abortion, reproductive rights and maternal mortality, 2:2, 45
Tichagwa, Wilfred, The effects of drought on the condition of women, 2:1, 20
Tokle, Manisha, Some problems women are facing, 2:1, 37
Toro, Maria Suarez, Treading new paths: the methodology of the Women Linking for Change Conference, 2:3, 54
van Lieshout, Mary, International lobbying for change: a Northern view of South- North linking, 2:3, 48
Wahra, Gawher Nayeem, Women refugees in Bangladesh, 2:1, 45
Walker, Bridget, Editorial, 2:1, 2
Wallace, Tina, Saharawi women: 'between ambition and suffering', 2:1, 50
WEDO staff writers, Facilitating women's participation in UN conferences: the expe-
rience of WEDO, 2:3, 52
Williams, Suzanne and Deborah Eade, Emergencies and development: ageing with wisdom and dignity, 2:1,17
Wilshaw, Rachel, Invisible threads: Oxfam's Bridge programme, 2:3,23
Listings
Organisations working in the fields of pop- ulation and women's health, 2:2, 64
Organisations working on co-operation, 2:3,89
Book reviews
Dorkenoo, Efua and Scilla Elworthy, Female Genital Mutilation: Proposals for Change, Minority Rights Group, London, (1992), 2:2,59
Kabeer, Naila, Reversed Realities: Gender Hierarchies in Development Thought, Verso, London and New York, (1994), 2:3,87
Vickers, Jeanne, Women and War, Zed Press, London, (1993), 2;1, 59
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