The Impact of Economic Development on Rural Women in China (UNU, 1993, 85 pages): (introductory text...)

The Impact of Economic Development on Rural Women in China (UNU, 1993, 85 pages)

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		Note to the reader from the UNU
		Preface
		1. Agricultural development and the changing status and roles of rural women in China
		2. The research project
		3. Analysis of the field survey findings
		Conclusions and suggestions for decision makers
		Appendix 1. General survey form
		Appendix 2. Findings from the general survey
		Appendix 3. Quantitative questionnaire
		Appendix 4. Life-history matrix
		Appendix 4. Qualitative questionnaire
		Appendix 6. Time-allocation forms

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All-China Women's Federation

© The United Nations University, 1993

A report of the United Nations University Household, Gender, and Age Project

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