Gender Issues In Farming Systems Research And Extension

Part I: Theoretical and Methodological Implications of the Inclusion of Gender in Farming Systems Research and Extension (FSR/E) 1. Linking FSR/E and Gender: An Introduction 2. Integration of Intra-Household Dynamics into Farming Systems Research and Extension: A Survey of Existing Projects 3. Gender Relations and Technological Change: The Need for an Integrative Framework of Analysis 4. Problems of Understanding and Communication at the Interface of Knowledge Systems 5. From Recommendation Domains to Intra-Household Dynamics and Back: Attempts at Bridging the Gender Gap 6. Research, Recommendation and Diffusion Domains: Farming Systems Approach to Targeting Peter Wotowiec 7. Incorporating Women into Monitoring and Evaluation in Farming Systems Research and Extension 8. A Comparison of Rural Women's Time Use and Nutritional Consequences in Two villages in Malawi 9. Correcting the underestimated Frequency of the Head-of-Household Experience for Women Farmers 10. An Evaluation of Methodologies Used in Time Allocation Research 11. Gender, Resource Management and the Rural Landscape: Implications for Agroforestry and Farming Systems Research Part II: Latin America and the Caribbean 12. Farming Systems Research in the Eastern Caribbean: An Attempt at Analyzing Intra-Household Dynamics 13. Economic and Normative Restraints on Subsistence Farming in Honduras 14. Phases of Farming Systems Research: The Relevance of Gender in Ecuadorian Sites 15. Technological Domains of Women in Mixed Farming Systems of Andean Peasant Communities Part III: Asia And The Middle East 16. The Household Enterprise and Farming System Research: A Case Study from Taiwan 17. The Contribution of Women to Agriculture in Taiwan 18. Gender-Differentials in the Impact of Technological Change in Rice-Based Farming Systems in India 19. Woemen in a Crop-Livestock Farming Systems Project in Santa Barbara, Pangasinan, Philippines 20. Gender Related Aspects of Agricultural Labor in Northwestern Syria Part IV: