Gender and development : the Japanese experience in comparative perspective / edited by Mayumi Murayama.

Author(s): Mayumi, Murayama

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Main Title
Gender and development : the Japanese experience in comparative perspective
Author(s)
Mayumi, Murayama
Publisher
New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2005
Collation
xx, 266 p. : ill.
23 cm.
ISBN
9781403949448
Dewey Class
303.952
Contents
Introduction : An attempt to integrate gender and development issues of Japan and developing countries / Mayumi Murayama -- Economic development and gender disparities : the Japanese experience / Hiroki Nogami -- Gender perspectives in family planning : the development of family planning in postwar Japan and policy implications from the Japanese experience / Yasuko Hayase -- 'Livelihood improvement' in postwar Japan : its relevance for rural development today / Hiroshi Kan Sato -- Entrepreneurship and rural women's empowerment : some Japanese and Thai cases / Kazuko Kano -- Women's participation in politics and the women's movement : the history and background of recent successes of women candidates in local elections / Kuniko Funabashi -- Has socialism contributed to gender role changes? A comparison of gender roles in Cuba and Japan / Kanako Yamaoka -- Nation-state, family and gender : recent studies in Japan and Turkey / Kaoru Murakami -- Factory women under globalization : incorporating Japanese women into the global factory debate / Mayumi Murayama.
Language
English
Subject
Women -- Japan -- Social conditions -- 20th century.
BRN
720

Notes

  • "Outcome of a research project conducted at the Institute of Developing Economies (IDE-JETRO) from 2002 to 2004"--Introd.

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