Cultural Survival Quarterly / 1992 [4]

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Land war / Land barons responded with murder after indians in Hondurs organized to recover their land

Anthony Stocks

16-18

Women's work, women's worth / Women, economics and development

Frances Abrahamer Rothstein

19-20

Merketing ethnicity / Zapotec women in México have won -and lost- from the popularity of local crafts in stores up north

Lynn Stephen

25-27

When servants could always go home / Since World War II, panamanian women have seen -and resisted- emerging inequalities between women and men

Gloria Rudolf

28-30

"Yo no soy nada" / In their struggle for space, rural mexican women face subordination in different ways

31-33

Common ground of creaivity / Barred from many formal jobs, Third World women find ways to make a living

Lynn Bolles

34- 37

Protagonists of change / Indigenous street vendors in San Cristóbal, México, are adapting tradition and customs to fit new lifestyles

Kathleen Sullivan

38-40

From Co-Ops to kitchens / In Nicaraguan cities, women face an uphill battle in and out the labor force

Florence E. Babb

41-43

Minobimaatisiiwin : The good life / In canada and the United States, native women lead the resistance to misguided notions of development

Winona LaDuke

69-71