African
Studies Quarterly
Volume 6, Issues 1&2
ISSN: 215-2448
SPECIAL ISSUE: GENDER AND SOIL FERTILITY IN AFRICA
Guest Editors: Christina
H. Gladwin, Lin
Cassidy, Parakh N. Hoon
Introduction
to Gender and Soil Fertility in Africa
Christina H. Gladwin | HTML | PDF (1-26)
Gendered
Evidence of the Decline of Soil Fertility and Agricultural Productivity
in Africa
Gender
and Soil Fertility in Uganda: A Comparison of Soil Fertility Indicators
on Women's and Men's Agricultural Plots
Peter Nkedi-Kizza, Jacob Aniku,
Kafui Awuma, and Christina H. Gladwin
HTML | PDF
(27-43)
Gender
and Soil Fertility Management in Mbale District, Southeastern Uganda
Abe Goldman and Kathleen Heldenbrand | HTML | PDF
(45-76)
Diminishing
choices: Gender and Household Food Security Decisions in Malawi
Robert Uttaro | HTML | PDF (77-110)
Gendered
Scripts and Declining Soil fertility in Southern Ethiopia
Michael Dougherty | HTML | PDF (111-156)
Testing
A Diversity of Solutions for a Diversity of Farmers
Gender,
Household Composition, and Adoption of Soil Fertility Technologies:
A Study of Women Rice Farmers in Southern Senegal
Amy J. Sullivan | HTML | PDF (157-173)
The
Effect of Cash Cropping, Credit, and Household Composition on Food Security
in Southern Malawi
Andrea S. Anderson | HTML | PDF (175-202)
Vouchers
versus Grants: Evidence from Malawi's Starter Pack Program
Amy
E. Gough, Peter E. Hildebrand, and Christina H. Gladwin
HTML | PDF (203-222)
Gender Analysis of a Nationwide Cropping
System Trial Survey in Malawi
Robert A. Gilbert, Webster D. Sakala,
and Todd D. Benson
HTML | PDF (223-243)
Agroforestry
Innovations in Africa: Can they Improve Soil Fertility on Women Farmers'
Fields?
Christina H. Gladwin, Jennifer S.
Peterson, and Robert Uttaro
HTML | PDF (245-269)
Modeling
Agroforestry Adoption and Household Decision Making in Malawi
Paul H. Thangata, Peter E. Hildebrand,
and Christina H. Gladwin
HTML | PDF (271-293)
Gender-sensitive
LP Models in Soil Fertility Research for Smallholder Farmers: Reaching
de jure Female Headed Households in Zimbabwe
Maxwell
Mudhara, Peter E. Hildebrand, and
Christina H. Gladwin
HTML | PDF (295-309)
Conclusion
and Implications for Policy
Is
Fertilizer a Public or Private Good in Africa? An Opinion Piece
Christina Gladwin, Alan Randall,
Andrew Schmidt, and G. Edward Schuh
HTML | PDF
(311-321)
Download Book Reviews - PDF
Shady
Practices: Agroforestry and Gender Politics in The Gambia.
Richard A. Schroeder. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1999.
Pp. 172.
James T. Murphy | HTML | PDF (323-325)
Ethiopia: A Post-Cold War African
State.
Theodore M. Vestal. Westport, CT: Praeger, 1999. Pp. 229.
Ethiopia: A New Start?
Kjetil Tronvoll. UK: Minority Rights Group International, 2000. Pp.
36.
Olufemi A. Akinola | HTML | PDF (326-330)
State Legitimacy and Development
in Africa. .
Pierre Englebert. Boulder: Lynne Reinner, 2000. Pp. 244.
Brendan McSherry | HTML | PDF (330-332)
Do I Still Have a Life? Voices
from the Aftermath of War in Rwanda and Burundi.
John M. Janzen & Reinhild Kauenhoven Janzen. Lawrence: University
of Kansas, 2000. Pp. 234.
Saskia Van Hoyweghen | HTML | PDF (332-334)
State,
Civil Society and Apartheid: An Examination of Dutch Reformed Church-State
Relations.
Tracy Kuperus. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1999. Pp. 211.
Lyn Graybill | HTML | PDF (334-335)
Textual Politics from Slavery
to Postcolonialism: Race and Identification.
Carl Plasa. New York: St. Martin's Press, 2000. Pp. 172.
Samantha Manchester Earley | HTML | PDF (335-337)
