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This paper takes a critical look at gender training, drawing on the experience of five different international development organizations, suggesting that training is only one element of the varied strategy needed for organizations to become gender-sensitive. It arises from research sponsored by the UK government Department for International Development.
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Hugo Brosig
reviewed Gender training for development policy implementers on October 21, 2013
Gender training for development policy implementers
It's a collection of essays and articles, some new and some older, some well-known and some new to me. Most feel timely, not dated and it's organized into sections, with some introductory remarks. I'm using in for an intro to gender class, and so far it's working quite well. Introduces readers to a wide range of topics within gender studies, and from diverse perspectives and research methods. It doesn't cover historical analysis and social movements as well, but hey, can't do everything.
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