Most of the land in sub-Saharan Africa is governed under various forms of customary tenure.
Over the past three decades a quiet paradigm shift has been taking place transforming the …

Empirical research on gender dimensions in agricultural inputs has focused on land. This
chapter reviews existing microeconomic empirical literature from the past 10 years on …

The impacts of climate variability and change impinge upon different lives and livelihoods
within agrarian populations in complex ways. While academic, donor, and implementer …

Feminist economics has taken up the concept of gender norms, most commonly conceived
as a constraint on women's voice and gender equality. This contribution examines the …

Researching human sexuality without looking at gender is like cooking pepper soup without
pepper–it might look like pepper soup but one sip will make it clear that an essential …

" The Global South is relatively neglected in research about our" compartmentalised world".
The volume of publications on inequality has increased five-fold since 1992, but many of …

The collaborative orco-management of natural resources-whether between states and local
communities or amongst and within communities themselves-is a process of collective …

Can investing in women's agriculture increase productivity? This paper argues that it can.
We assess climate and gender bias impacts on women's production in the global South and …

Forty years of gender research has ensured that gender is an important category that needs
to be taken into account in environmental policy and practice. A great deal of finances and …

Contemporary discourse on land in Africa is polarized between advocates of tenure reform
through state registration of individual titles to land and others who claim that customary or …