Titlebook: Women, State and Ideology; Studies from Africa Haleh Afshar (Lecturer in Economics) Book 1987 Haleh Afshar 1987 ideology.state.women

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Family and State in Malaysian Industrialisation: the Case of Rembau, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysiaoliticians in the government to abandon family planning policies and strongly encourage a return to motherhood, and the effects such moves might have both on women’s situation and the family economy in which it is embedded.

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Introduction‘Decade of Women’ there has not been much improvement in the lives of women in the Third World. This book is the result of two years work by the Women and Development Study Group of the Development Studies Association and its 1984 Conference at Bradford. The authors examine the position of women in

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Women in Zimbabwe: Stated Policy and State Actionntertwined with more general social, economic and political questions, there are nevertheless areas of State policy which are specifically gender-based and which bear separate examination. These areas include laws affecting women’ female participation in production, fertility and the recent ‘clean-u

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The State and the Regulation of Marriage: Sefwi Wiawso (Ghana), 1900–40rs earlier. Between about 1925 and his death in 1932, . Kwame Tano I and the Sefwi Wiawso State Council passed several amendments to customary law relating to marriage. Further amendments were made in the subsequent decade.

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Front and Rear: the Sexual Division of Labour in the Israeli Armyity of any kind, others favour the integration of women into the ‘male domain’ of the armed forces. The largest feminist organisation in the United States, the National Organization for Women, for example, argues that if men are drafted into military service, women should be as well. In NOW’s view,