Doing what comes naturally? Women and environment in development
Doing what comes naturally? Women and environment in development
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做自然而然的事？
DOI：
10.1016/0305-750x(93)90068-k
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发表时间：
1993
影响因子：
6.9
通讯作者：
C. Jackson
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作者：
C. Jackson
关于妇女的利益与环境保护之间有积极的协同作用的想法在这里从两个层面加以审查。首先，我们讨论了妇女、发展和环境（WDE）文献中的两个主要论点，即妇女与自然有着特殊而密切的关系，妇女在环境管理中特别无私和关心。然后，我们通过展示性别分析如何为理解女性和男性的环境关系提供了一个优越的框架，以及性别利益与环境保护之间协同作用的潜在相反观点，仔细审查了WDE的观点，即女性因此是保护项目和计划的“天然”选民。
The idea that there is a positive synergy between women's interests and environmental conservation is examined here at two levels. First, we discuss the two main arguments in women, development and environment (WDE) literature, i.e. that women have a special and close relationship with nature, and that women are particularly altruistic and caring in their environmental management. We then scrutinize the WDE view that women are therefore the “natural” constituency for conservation projects and programs by demonstrating how a gender analysis provides both a superior framework for understanding women's and men's environmental relations and a potentially contrary view of the synergy between gender interests and environmental conservation.