'Put your money where your mouth is!': The need for public investment in women's organisations

Gender and Development

Volumn 8, Issue 1, 2000, Pages 63-70

  Riordan, Siobhan ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF EAST LONDON   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

GENDER ISSUE; INVESTMENT; NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION; WOMENS ORGANIZATION;

EID: 0034103083     PISSN: 13552074     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/741923415     Document Type: Article

References (47)

1. Black, N (1989) Social Feminism, Cornell University Press, Ithaca, USA.
2. Brown (1992) Women Organising, Routledge, London.
3. Chatterjee, M (1993) 'Struggle and development: Changing the reality of self-employed workers' in Young G et al. (eds) (1993).
4. Clarke (1998) 'More Talk?', in Sibyl July/August, Agender Ltd, London.
5. Cockburn, C (1996) 'Missing It', in Red Pepper, September.
6. Coote, A and Campbell, B (1987) Sweet Freedom: The struggle for women's liberation, 2nd Edition, Blackwell, Oxford.
7. del Rosario, VO (1997) 'Mainstreaming gender concerns: Aspects of compliance, resistance and negotiation' in Goetz AM (ed) (1997).
8. DfEE (Undated) 'Fourth United Nations World Conference on Women - Platform for Action: Report of Consultation Exercise', Sex and Race Equality Division, Department for Education and Employment, London.
9. Doyal, L (1995) What Makes Women Sick? Gender and the political economy of health, Macmillan, London.
10. EFILWC (1992) 'Out of the shadows: Local community action and the European Community', European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions, Dublin, Ireland.
11. French, WL and Bell Jr., CH (1978) Organisation Development: Behaviour science interventions for organisation improvement, Prentice-Hall Inc., New Jersey, USA.
12. Goetz, AM (ed) (1997) Getting Institutions Right for Women in Development, Zed Books, London.
13. Griffin, G (ed) Feminist Activism in the 1990s, Taylor Francis, London.
14. Iannello, KP (1992) Decisions without Hierarchy: Feminist interventions in organisation theory and practice, Routledge, London.
15. Itzin, C and Newman, J (eds) (1995) Gender, Culture and Organizational Change: Putting theory in practice, Routledge, London.
16. Kardam, N (1997) 'Making development organizations accountable: The organizational, political and cognitive contexts' in Goetz AM (ed) (1997).
17. Karl M, (1995) Women and Empowerment: Participation and decision making, Zed Press, London.
18. Kooiman, J (ed) (1993) Modern Governance: New government-society interactions, Sage Publications, London.
19. Kuppers, G (ed) (1992) Companeras: Voices from the Latin American women's movement, Latin American Bureau, Russell Press, Nottingham.
20. Margetts, H (1996) 'Public Management Change and Sex Equality within the State' in Lovenduski J and Norris P (eds) Women in Politics, Oxford University Press.
21. Mies, M (1986) Patriarchy and Accumulation on a World Scale: Women in the international division of labour, Zed Books, London.
22. Mies, M (1997) 'Do we need a new "moral economy?"', in Canadian Woman Studies: Bridging North and South - Patterns of Transformation, Spring 1997, 17:2, Inanna Publications and Education Inc., Toronto, Canada.
23. Moser, C (1991a) 'Gender planning in the Third World: Meeting practical and strategic needs' in Grant, R and Newland, K (eds) Gender and International Relations, Open University Press, Milton Keynes.
24. Moser, C (1991b) 'Gender planning in the Third World' in Wallace T and March C (eds) (1991).
25. Mosse, JC (1993) Half the World, Half a Chance: An introduction to gender and development, Oxfam Publications, Oxford.
26. Newland, K (1991) 'From transnational relationships to international relations: Women in development and the international decade for women', in Grant R and Newland K (eds) Gender and International Relations, Open University Press, Milton Keynes.
27. Newman, J and Williams, F (1995) 'Diversity and change: Gender, welfare and organizational relations' in Itzin C and Newman J (eds) (1995).
28. ODA (1989) 'Women, development and the British aid programme: A progress report', Overseas Development Administration, London.
29. ODA (1993) Social Development Handbook: A guide to social issues in ODA projects and programmes, Overseas Development Administration, London.
30. Page, M (1997) Women in Beijing, One Year On: Networks, alliances, coalitions, Community Development Foundation Publications, London.
31. Perlmutter, FD (ed) (1994) Women and Social Change: Non-profit and social policy, National Association of Social Workers, Washington, USA.
32. Riordan, S (1998a) 'Organisations of the women's movement: Countering invisibility' in Dimensions of the Voluntary Sector: Key facts, figures, analysis and trends (1998) Charities Aid Foundation, Kent.
33. Riordan, S (1998b) 'Women's organisations in the UK voluntary sector: A force for social change', Centre for Institutional Studies, University of East London.
34. Riordan, S (1998c) 'Women's organisations and public resources' in 'Are Women Getting Their Fair Share of the Resources?', a Women's Resource Centre seminar report, April, WRC, London.
35. Riseborough, M (1997) 'The gender report: Women and regional regeneration in the Midlands', Centre for Urban and Regional Studies, School of Public Policy, University of Birmingham.
36. Rose, K (1992) Where Women are Leaders: The SEWA movement in India, Zed Books, London.
37. Rothschild, J (1991) 'Towards a feminine model of organization', working paper, quoted in Robbins SP (1993) Organisational Behaviour: Concepts, controversies and applications, Prentice Hall International, New Jersey, USA.
38. Sen, G and Grown, C (1987) Development, Crises, and Alternative Visions: Third World women's perspectives, New Feminist Library, Monthly Review Press, New York, USA.
39. Shiva, V (1988) Staying Alive: Women Ecology, and Survival in India, Kali for Women, Delhi, India.
40. Shiva, V (1997) 'Economic Globalization, Ecological Feminism, and Sustainable Development' in Canadian Woman Studies: Bridging North and South -Patterns of Transformation, Spring 1997, 17: 2, Inanna Publications and Education Inc., Toronto, Canada.
41. Stein, J (1997) Empowerment and Women's Health: Theory, methods and practice, Zed Books, London.
42. Stewart, S and Taylor, J (1997) 'Women organizing women: "Doing it backwards and in high heels"', in Goetz AM (ed) (1997).
43. Wallace, T and March, C (eds) (1991) Changing Perceptions: Writings on gender and development, Oxfam GB, Oxford.
44. White, J (1995) 'Leading in their own ways: Women chief executives in local government', in Itzin C and Newman J (eds) (1995).
45. Women's Communication Centre (1996) Values and Visions: The report from the What Women Want social survey, WCC, London.
46. Yasmin, T (1997) 'What is Different about Women's Organizations?' in Goetz AM (ed) (1997).
47. Young, G, Samarsinghe, V and Kusterer, K (eds) (1993) Women at the Center: Development issues and practices for the 1990s, Kumarian Press, Connecticut, USA.