by Enrica Garzilli,
3 Dec 2010
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I am very happy to celebrate the 15th year of IJTS and JSAWS publications with the new issue of the Journal of South Asia Women Studies, vol. 12, no. 1. In this issue:
- Note from the Editor: "Pakistan, Burma, India, and Human Rights"
- Paper: "Afghanistan, Issues at stake and Viable Solutions: An Interview with H.R.H. Princess India of Afghanistan", by Enrica Garzilli
- Paper: "An Islamic Feminist: Asiya Andrabi and the Dukhtaran-e-Millat of Kashmir", by Francesca Marino
- Paper: "Victims or Agents? An Issue of Identity Amongst Indian Migrant Women in Australia",
by Loshini Naidoo
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22 Jul 2009
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28 Mar 2009
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by Enrica Garzilli,
28 Apr 2005
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by Enrica Garzilli,
27 Apr 2005
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The National Commission for Women, a government body in New Delhi, collaborated with the Institute for Socio-Economic Development, a research group based in Orissa, to produce a report, which began in 2003 and was released in January 2005. Their recent research, which looked at development projects in four parts of the country that have witnessed large-scale projects found that women are often displaced and suffer disproportionately due to systemic inequities...
Read the full article: http://www.womensenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/
by Enrica Garzilli,
23 Mar 2005
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On my previous comment:
"Hierarchy 101: Summers, Women and Math by Childress and Childress"
To find out how to increase women's participation in math and science, don't ask a guy at the top of the academic and social hierarchy. Ask people who are routinely discouraged by the way math and science are made to seem out of their reach. The full article can be found at: http://www.womenenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/2221
(from Women's eNews News Desk)
by Enrica Garzilli,
16 Mar 2005
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In the "Note from the Editor" of JSAWS 10-1 I wrote about President Summer of Harvard U. and his mother: It was President Rudenstine's mother. Anyway, names do not change the meaning of my sermon..
If you want to learn more about President Summer and his mother, on March 3, 2005 The Harvard Crimson, which usually writes pro domo sua, has published the article
"Loves Him Like Only a Mother Could"...
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4 Mar 2005
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