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Pablo Ampuero Ruiz - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Cultural and global perspectives to relationship management in international public relations the sino chilean case study
International Communication Gazette, 2020Co-Authors: Claudia Labarca, Pablo Ampuero RuizAbstract:There is still debate on whether a global public relations model may be applied in any Cultural Setting. This article contributes to this discussion by presenting empirical evidence about how Chile...
Momsen Janet - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Irrigation in agriculture: a driver of social differentiation and an empowering livelihood option for rural women
'University of Pennsylvania Press', 2021Co-Authors: Imburgia Laura, Osbahr Henny, Cardey Sarah, Momsen JanetAbstract:This paper presents empirical evidence on issues of gender roles, agriCultural livelihoods, and social differentiation in communal small-scale irrigation studied in Ethiopia and Argentina. Findings revealed that irrespective of the Cultural Setting, many women in irrigation remain constrained by structural inequalities regarding access to secure, reliable and affordable irrigation water. These constraints are driven by entrenched power dynamics, social relations and wealth handicaps. These Endings contrast with long-standing efforts to devise agriCultural policies aimed at reducing gender asymmetries and improving conditions for women in agriculture. In this paper, the case for strengthening irrigation as an empowering livelihood option for rural women is presented
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Irrigation in Agriculture: A Driver of Social Differentiation and an Empowering Livelihood Option for Rural Women
ScholarlyCommons, 2021Co-Authors: Imburgia Laura, Osbahr Henny, Cardey Sarah, Momsen JanetAbstract:This paper presents empirical evidence on issues of gender roles, agriCultural livelihoods, and social differentiation in communal small-scale irrigation studied in Ethiopia and Argentina. Findings revealed that irrespective of the Cultural Setting, many women in irrigation remain constrained by structural inequalities regarding access to secure, reliable and affordable irrigation water. These constraints are driven by entrenched power dynamics, social relations and wealth handicaps. These findings contrast with long-standing efforts to devise agriCultural policies aimed at reducing gender asymmetries and improving conditions for women in agriculture. In this paper, the case for strengthening irrigation as an empowering livelihood option for rural women is presented
Claudia Labarca - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Cultural and global perspectives to relationship management in international public relations the sino chilean case study
International Communication Gazette, 2020Co-Authors: Claudia Labarca, Pablo Ampuero RuizAbstract:There is still debate on whether a global public relations model may be applied in any Cultural Setting. This article contributes to this discussion by presenting empirical evidence about how Chile...
Mariella Guerra - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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psychometric properties of euro d a geriatric depression scale a cross Cultural validation study
BMC Psychiatry, 2015Co-Authors: Mariella Guerra, Cleusa P Ferri, Juan Llibre, A M Prina, Martin PrinceAbstract:Many of the assessment tools used to study depression among older people are adaptations of instruments developed in other Cultural Setting. There is a need to validate those instruments in low and middle income countries (LMIC).
Imburgia Laura - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Irrigation in agriculture: a driver of social differentiation and an empowering livelihood option for rural women
'University of Pennsylvania Press', 2021Co-Authors: Imburgia Laura, Osbahr Henny, Cardey Sarah, Momsen JanetAbstract:This paper presents empirical evidence on issues of gender roles, agriCultural livelihoods, and social differentiation in communal small-scale irrigation studied in Ethiopia and Argentina. Findings revealed that irrespective of the Cultural Setting, many women in irrigation remain constrained by structural inequalities regarding access to secure, reliable and affordable irrigation water. These constraints are driven by entrenched power dynamics, social relations and wealth handicaps. These Endings contrast with long-standing efforts to devise agriCultural policies aimed at reducing gender asymmetries and improving conditions for women in agriculture. In this paper, the case for strengthening irrigation as an empowering livelihood option for rural women is presented
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Irrigation in Agriculture: A Driver of Social Differentiation and an Empowering Livelihood Option for Rural Women
ScholarlyCommons, 2021Co-Authors: Imburgia Laura, Osbahr Henny, Cardey Sarah, Momsen JanetAbstract:This paper presents empirical evidence on issues of gender roles, agriCultural livelihoods, and social differentiation in communal small-scale irrigation studied in Ethiopia and Argentina. Findings revealed that irrespective of the Cultural Setting, many women in irrigation remain constrained by structural inequalities regarding access to secure, reliable and affordable irrigation water. These constraints are driven by entrenched power dynamics, social relations and wealth handicaps. These findings contrast with long-standing efforts to devise agriCultural policies aimed at reducing gender asymmetries and improving conditions for women in agriculture. In this paper, the case for strengthening irrigation as an empowering livelihood option for rural women is presented
