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100			_aSarker, Debnarayan
245			_aWomen's participation in forestry: some theoretical issues
260			_c2002
300			_ap.4407-412.
362			_a26 Oct
520			_aThe National Forest Policy and legislation on joint forest management (JFM) in some states are influenced by two theoretical perspectives: one, a women and environment development (WED) perspective, which focuses on the material role of women in achieving `closeness' with nature and ecofeminism, and the other a gender and development (GAD) perspective that firmly believes that gender-sensitive planning for JFM should be to find ways for women to institutionalise their bargaining strength. This paper, an attempt to examine the extent of women's involvement in forestry and their role in JFM resolution has proved inadequate for ensuring their participation in community institutions. - Reproduced.
650			_aForestry
650			_aWomen
700			_aDas, Nimal
773			_aEconomic and Political Weekly
909			_a54253
999			_c54253 _d54253