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The Gender and Environment Debate: Lessons from India

Bina Agarwal · 1992

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The consulted Feminist Studies manifestation of The Gender and Environment Debate: Lessons from India.

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  • Agarwal relates rural women's participation in forest protection to gendered divisions of labor, subsistence responsibilities, property, and decision-making power rather than an innate female closeness to nature.

    • supports · pp. 119–125 and 145–154

  • Agarwal challenges accounts that explain Chipko through a universal women–nature bond and instead emphasizes material and institutional differences among women.

    • supports · pp. 119–126 and 145–154