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Gaining (or Losing) Control, Access, and Rights?:The Experiences of Women Participants in a Computer-Integrated Development Program in Costa Rica
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Jamie Cistoldi Lee
ASA Submission
Works Cited 2001. “Let them eat more; The UN's human development report: How the poor needs more technology, not less.” Pp. 2 in The Economist. Aitkin, Helen. 1998. “Rural Women and Telecommunication in Developing Countries.” in Women in Agriculture and Modern Communication Technology. Batiwala, Srilatha. 1994. “The meaning of women’s empowerment: New concepts from action.” In Population Policies Reconsidered: Health, Empowerment, and Rights, edited by Gita Sen, etal. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. Bello, Walden F., Shea Cunningham, Bill Rau, and Institute for Food and Development Policy (Oakland Calif.). 1994. Dark victory : the United States, structural adjustment, and global poverty. London Oakland, Calif., USA Food First. Biraiman, Karen. 1997. “Second class education in the third world: Gail P. Kelly's perspectives on the miseducation of women.” Comparative Education Review 41:206(4). Chandralekha, K. 1997. “Social and Cultural Constraints to Female Entrepreneurship Development.” Pp. 184 in Empowering women for development: experiences from some third world countries, edited by Haleh Afshar and Fatima Alikhan. Hyderabad, India: Booklinks Corp. Chua, P., K-K. Bhavnani, and J. Foran. 2000. “Women, culture, development: A new paradigm for development studies?” Ethnic and Racial Studies 23:820(22). Danaher, Kevin. 1994. 50 years is enough : the case against the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Boston, MA: South End Press. Dawson, Elsa. 1998. “Assessing the Impact: NGOs and Empowerment.” Pp. xi, 214 in Women and empowerment : illustrations from the Third World, edited by Haleh Afshar. Houndmills, Basingstoke New York: MacMillan Press Ltd.
Escobar, A. (1992). “Imagining a Post-Development Era? Critical thought, development, and social movements.” Social Text 31-32: 20-56.
Friedmann, J. (1992). Empowerment : the politics of alternative development. Cambridge, MA, Blackwell.
Hedge, M.R., and R.K. Samanta. 1999. “Rural women participation in trade and farming: Problems and prospects.” Pp. 163 in Empowering women: key to third world development, edited by R. K. Samanta. New Delhi: M.D. Publications. Hermano, Teresita. 1996. “Communication that Empowers Women.” in Gender Communication for the Third Millennium; AWID Forum Panel convened by ALAI. Jejeebhoy, S. 1996. Women's Education, Autonomy, and Reproductive Behaviour: Experience from Developing Countries. Oxford: Clarendon Press.
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Jamie Cistoldi Lee
ASA Submission
Works Cited
2001. “Let them eat more; The UN's human development report: How the poor needs more technology,
not less.” Pp. 2 in The Economist.
Aitkin, Helen. 1998. “Rural Women and Telecommunication in Developing Countries.” in Women in
Agriculture and Modern Communication Technology.
Batiwala, Srilatha. 1994. “The meaning of women’s empowerment: New concepts from action.” In
Population Policies Reconsidered: Health, Empowerment, and Rights, edited by Gita Sen, etal.
Cambridge: Harvard University Press.
Bello, Walden F., Shea Cunningham, Bill Rau, and Institute for Food and Development Policy (Oakland
Calif.). 1994. Dark victory : the United States, structural adjustment, and global poverty. London
Oakland, Calif., USA Food First.
Biraiman, Karen. 1997. “Second class education in the third world: Gail P. Kelly's perspectives on the
miseducation of women.” Comparative Education Review 41:206(4).
Chandralekha, K. 1997. “Social and Cultural Constraints to Female Entrepreneurship Development.” Pp.
184 in Empowering women for development: experiences from some third world countries, edited by
Haleh Afshar and Fatima Alikhan. Hyderabad, India: Booklinks Corp.
Chua, P., K-K. Bhavnani, and J. Foran. 2000. “Women, culture, development: A new paradigm for
development studies?” Ethnic and Racial Studies 23:820(22).
Danaher, Kevin. 1994. 50 years is enough : the case against the World Bank and the International
Monetary Fund. Boston, MA: South End Press.
Dawson, Elsa. 1998. “Assessing the Impact: NGOs and Empowerment.” Pp. xi, 214 in Women and
empowerment : illustrations from the Third World, edited by Haleh Afshar. Houndmills, Basingstoke
New York: MacMillan Press Ltd.
Escobar, A. (1992). “Imagining a Post-Development Era? Critical thought, development, and
social movements.” Social Text 31-32: 20-56.
Friedmann, J. (1992). Empowerment : the politics of alternative development. Cambridge, MA,
Blackwell.
Hedge, M.R., and R.K. Samanta. 1999. “Rural women participation in trade and farming: Problems and
prospects.” Pp. 163 in Empowering women: key to third world development, edited by R. K. Samanta.
New Delhi: M.D. Publications.
Hermano, Teresita. 1996. “Communication that Empowers Women.” in Gender Communication for the
Third Millennium; AWID Forum Panel convened by ALAI.
Jejeebhoy, S. 1996. Women's Education, Autonomy, and Reproductive Behaviour: Experience from
Developing Countries. Oxford: Clarendon Press.
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