Titlebook: Gender, Culture and Empire; European Women in Co Helen Callaway Book 1987 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 19

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Imperial Representations of Genderver the colonised peoples. My concern here is the limited one of examining the life-world of this small and closed society of British colonial rulers: their self-definitions, rules of social behaviour, and in particular their concepts and practice relating to sex and gender.

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Women Education Officerspean administrative officers and even some of their male colleagues in the education department. This led them to searching questions about how to create a congenial atmosphere for learning and a curriculum related to the local environment as well as to aspirations for the future. Mediating between two cultures, they had to improvise and innovate.

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Introduction: Examining Global Environmental Norms in Local Settings,etween international institutions, but rather vertically across levels of governance, from the global to the local. It lays out the aims and scope of the research, explaining how this study will assess the significance of global environmental twilight norms by examining their application within thre