Women in Agriculture - Fall 1997 - Issue 79
Vol. 21 (1997)
Women ‘s involvement in the agricultural sector is a well recognized fact, particularly in developing countries where they are the most important food producers and where they assist their husbands in most of the farming tasks. Yet, they are still perceived basically as “housewives” and their involvement in agricultural activities is considered as a natural extension of their homemakers’ role.
AiW News
Female Labor Force In Lebanon
Lebanese American University
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Book Reviews
The Agricultural Sector in Lebanon: Analysis and Perspectives
D. Neuwirth
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Organizing Women: Formal and Informal Women’s Groups in the Middle East
Lina Alameddine
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Editorial
Julinda Abu Nasr: To Strive, To Seek, To Find, And Not To Yield
Samira Aghacy
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File Intro
Women in Agriculture
Mona Khalaf
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Files
A Special Study: Women’s Labor and Tobacco Production in Lebanon
Samira A. Atallah
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An Expert’s Perspective on Agriculture in Lebanon
Myriam Sfeir
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Pursuing Dreams … An Upstream Struggle
Michelle Obeid
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Women in Agricultural Development: A Force for Change
Wafa Dikah
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The Agricultural Center of the North
Myriam Sfeir
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Agricultural Engineers in the Municipality of Beirut
Maha Milki
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Female Enrollment in the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
Lebanese American University
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News
From Lebanon/From Algeria/From Egypt
Lebanese American University
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Opinion
“I Am At Home Everywhere And Nowhere. I Am Never A Stranger, Yet I Never Quite Belong”
Lina Alameddine
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Quote/Unquote
Quote/Unquote
Lebanese American University
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Research Articles
Recent Publications/Conferences/Films
Lebanese American University
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Special Features
Fatmeh Kassem: Chief of the Women and Development Unit at ESCWA
Myriam Sfeir
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Meeting Sitt Anissa Rawdah Najjar
Myriam Sfeir
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