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Grounding climate governance through women’s stories in Oaxaca, Mexico
Abstract
Constructions of women in the Global South, as poor and rural, portray them as most vulnerable and passive to the effects of environmental degradation. This conception has been informing institutional responses to environmental change that incorporate a gender component. It is in this context that climate change interventions increasingly target women in the Global South, so it is important to evaluate their impact. This paper sets out to...
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Title
Grounding climate governance through women’s stories in Oaxaca, Mexico
Published Date
Jul 10, 2020
Journal
Volume
28
Issue
9
Pages
1234 - 1257
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