2000 Women and the State Post-Sandinista Nicaragua Metoyer Feminism HC
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Women’s Studies / Latin American Politics
An academic study of women, politics and social policy in Nicaragua following the Sandinista period. Cynthia Chavez Metoyer examines the Chamorro administration, neoliberal economic reforms, structural-adjustment programs and their effects on women’s employment, political participation, social standing and everyday life.
Topics include women’s gains and losses during the Sandinista era, post-revolutionary politics, economic restructuring, free-trade zones, employment, social justice and the relationship between feminism and the state. Includes bibliographical references and an index.
Published by Lynne Rienner Publishers in 2000. First printing, indicated by the complete number line. Hardcover edition, ISBN 1-55587-751-6. Part of the Women and Change in the Developing World series.
Overall a clean, firmly bound copy with light exterior shelf wear. A few sections contain mild yellow highlighting, as shown, but the highlighting is limited and does not interfere with readability. Most pages remain clean. No dust jacket, as issued. Please review all photographs for the exact condition.
SKU D-1
2000 Women and the State Post-Sandinista Nicaragua Metoyer Feminism HC
$35.00
An academic study of women, politics and social policy in Nicaragua following the Sandinista period. Cynthia Chavez Metoyer examines the Chamorro administration, neoliberal economic reforms, structural-adjustment programs and their effects on women’s employment, political participation, social standing and everyday life.
Topics include women’s gains and losses during the Sandinista era, post-revolutionary politics, economic restructuring, free-trade zones, employment, social justice and the relationship between feminism and the state. Includes bibliographical references and an index.
Published by Lynne Rienner Publishers in 2000. First printing, indicated by the complete number line. Hardcover edition, ISBN 1-55587-751-6. Part of the Women and Change in the Developing World series.
Overall a clean, firmly bound copy with light exterior shelf wear. A few sections contain mild yellow highlighting, as shown, but the highlighting is limited and does not interfere with readability. Most pages remain clean. No dust jacket, as issued. Please review all photographs for the exact condition.
SKU D-1