Women and the effects of state policy on the everyday environment |
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Authors: | Joan Fairhurst |
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Affiliation: | Department of Geography , University of Pretoria |
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Abstract: | The aim of this viewpoint is to show how state policy has shaped the everyday environment in two South African communities, rural Masemola and urban Phola, and how women in particular have responded to the challenge of development. A case is made for gender sensitivity in policy‐making. |
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