Gender and the silences of social capital: lessons from Latin America
Gender and the silences of social capital: lessons from Latin America
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性别与社会资本的沉默：拉丁美洲的教训
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2002
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M. Molyneux
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M. Molyneux
社会资本已进入拉丁美洲的发展政策思维和实践，与1990年代出现的新发展议程的前提相一致。妇女往往是发展机构热衷于在扶贫方案中调动的各种社会资本的核心，但妇女参与这些方案的条件很少受到质疑。本文批判性地探讨了性别的假设，管理努力建立社会资本，并探讨了一些已经出现在后过渡时期的妇女权利和社会资本议程之间的拉丁美洲的紧张局势。
Social capital has entered development policy thinking and practice in Latin America where it converges with the premises of a new development agenda that emerged in the 1990s. Women are often central to the forms of social capital that development agencies are keen to mobilize in poverty relief programmes, but the terms of women’s insertion into these programmes is rarely problematized. This article critically examines the gendered assumptions that govern efforts to build social capital, and explores some of the tensions that have arisen in post-transition Latin America between women’s rights and social capital agendas.