Study Groups
Women and Development
The Annual Meeting of the DSA Women and Development Group is an opportunity for people to discuss their ongoing research and professional and political work in any area which relates to Women and Development. The presentations are deliberately kept short to facilitate wide participation and discussion and presenters typically come from NGOs, national and international women’s organisations as well as universities (both graduate students and academic staff). It is a good networking occasion and in previous years the interest and quality of the presentations have been reflected in a series of edited books published based on the initial presentations at the DSA Women and Development meeting.
Previous meeting:
DSA WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT STUDY GROUP
SATURDAY 4TH June 2011
The 2011 meeting was be held at the University of York, Heslington, York, in Vanbrugh College (Room V/120) on Saturday 4th June 2011, at 10.30 a.m.
W& D Study Group convenors’ emails
Professsor Haleh Afshar Department of Politics University of York:
haleh.afshar@york.ac.uk
Professor Ruth Pearson Centre for Development Studies, School of Politics and International Studies, University of Leeds: r.pearson@leeds.ac.uk
Dr. Elaheh Rostami-Povey Development Studies Institute, SOAS: ep2@soas.ac.uk
DSA WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT STUDY GROUP
SATURDAY 5TH June 2010
Shahrzad Atai: Religious right or legal Bigamy- the right for Muslim Iranian men to marry a second wife
Cassandra Balchin: Negotiating bliss: Muslim marriage contracts
Alessia Belli: Claiming to be a Muslim Woman: Beyond the dialectic of ascribed and chosen identities
Haleh Afshar: Women asylum seekers in the UK
Jasmine Gideon: Latin American migrants and access to health in the UK
Janet Townsend: Sexual trafficking, poverty, marginalization and citizenship in Nepal
Caroline Sweetman: The gendered impact of the economic crisis
Elsa Dawson: the INTRAC research on capacity building of CSOs in gender
Kathleen Collette: Training for Rural Development: Agriculture and Enterprise Skills for Women Smallholders
Kai-Jung Yuan: Women and the electoral process in Taiwan
Hiranmayee Mirsha: Women and the Panchayats in rural India
DSA WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT STUDY GROUP
SATURDAY 17th May 2007
Vanburgh College University of York, Heslington
CAROLINE SWEETMAN PUBLISHING A FEMINIST JOURNAL AS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVISM: 15 YEARS OF 'GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT'
FARIDE SAJJADI MODERNITY AND WOMEN PUBLIC SPHERES IN IRAN.
SOGOL ZAND REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR OF PALESTINIAN WOMEN IN THE ‘DEMOGRAPHIC WAR'
JYOTHSNA BELLIAPPA WEAVING NARRATIVES OF IDENTITY: INDIAN MIDDLECLASS WOMEN
AGNES KHOOTHE THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE LABOUR MOVEMENT IN SOUTH KOREA AND TAIWAN
MARIA HOLT PRACTICES AND MEANINGS: THE IMPACT OF HOMELESSNESS ON PALESTINIAN WOMEN IN LEBANON AND THE WEST BANK
MYFANWY FRANKS DESTITUTE ASYLUM SEEKERS IN THE IN THE WEST MIDLANDS: SOME GENDER ISSUES
ANNA PIELA MUSLIM WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN THE ONLINE DEBATE ON GENDER RELATIONS IN ISLAM
MARGARET OWEN WIDOWHOOD IN CONFLICT SCENARIOS: THE NEGLECTED GENDER ISSUE
MARIAGRAZIA LEONE ALTERNATIVES IN PERUAN COFFEE
PRODUCTION: GENDER EMPOWERMENT AND BARGAIN POWER
POLLY WILDING EVERYDAY VIOLENCE AND GENDER IN RIO DE JANEIRO
Convenor
Haleh Afshar
haa1@york.ac.uk


