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Shifting Cultivation, Gender and REDD+
‘Shifting Cultivation, Gender and REDD+’* is the name of a meeting I attended yesterday at the office of a USAID contractor in Washington, DC. It was a refreshing combination of GIS and remote sensing experts on the one hand, and … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, CARPE, forest, gender, human rights, REDD+, shifting cultivation, STEWARD, swidden
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On Professional Life, with Special Reference to Mothers
Anne-Marie Slaughter recently wrote a long article in the The Atlantic, entitled ‘Why Women Still Can’t have it All’. It describes the difficult dilemmas and decisions that professional women (and men) have, trying to combine their responsibilities to their jobs … Continue reading
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Tagged children, gender, mother, Obama, parent, profession, Slaughter, work, work-life balance
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