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<p. vii, no folio, p. viii, cont'd or blank> Contents List of Tables and Map 000 Preface 000 1. Introduction 000 Vivienne Bennett Part One: Understanding Gender and Water 000 2. The Connection between Gender and Water Management 000 Margreet Zwarteveen and Vivienne Bennett 3. Latin American Challenges to Global Water and Gender Policies 000 Sonia D vila-Poblete and María Nieves Rico Part Two: Neoliberal Policies and Their Social Impact 000 4. Gender Dimensions of Neoliberal Water Policy in Mexico and Bolivia: Empowering or Disempowering 000 Rhodante Ahlers 5. Women in the "Water War" in the Cochabamba Valleys 000 Rocío Bustamente, Elizabeth Peredo, and María Esther Udaeta 6. To Make Waves: Water and Privatization in Tucum n, Argentina 000 Norma Giarraca and Norma Del Pozo Part Three: Technology Transfer and Social Organization 000 7. Irrigation Management, Community Participation, and Equity in an Andean Community 000 Juana Rosa Vera Delgado 8. Water as a Source of Equity and Empowerment in Costa Rica 000 Lorena Aguilar Part Four: Participation and Cultural Change 000 9. Women, Equity, and Household Water Management in the Valley of Mexico 000 Michael C. Ennis-McMillan 10. Women and Water in the Northern Ecuadorean Andes 000 Elena P. Bastidas 11. Women at the Helm of Irrigated Agriculture in Mexico: The Other Side of Male Migration 000 Stephanie Buechler 12. Toward a Broader Perspective Vivienne Bennett, Sonia D vila-Poblete, and María Nieves Rico Notes 000 Bibliography 000 List of Contributors 000 Index 000
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Water-supply -- Government policy -- Latin America.
Water-supply -- Social aspects -- Latin America.
Women in development -- Latin America.