Vol. 6 No. 1 & 2 (2002): Gender and Soil Fertility in Africa

DOI: https://doi.org/10.32473/asq.6.1%20&%202

Published: 2002-03-25

Articles

Gender and Soil Fertility in Africa

Christina H. Gladwin

1-26
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Gender and Soil Fertility in Uganda: A Comparison of Soil Fertility Indicators on Women’s and Men’s Agricultural Plots

Peter Nkedi-Kizza, Jacob Aniku, Kafui Awuma, Christina H. Gladwin

27-44
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Gender and Soil Fertility Management in Mbale District, Southeastern Uganda

Abe Goldman, Kathleen Heldenbrand

45-76
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Diminishing Choices: Gender and Household Food Security Decisions in Malawi

Robert P. Uttaro

77-110
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Gendered Scripts and Declining Soil Fertility in Southern Ethiopia

Michael Dougherty

111-156
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Gender, Household Composition, and Adoption of Soil Fertility Technologies: A Study of Women Rice Farmers in Southern Senegal

Amy J. Sullivan

157-174
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The Effect of Cash Cropping, Credit, and Household Composition on Food Security in Southern Malawi

Andrea S. Anderson

175-202
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Vouchers versus Grants: Evidence from Malawi’s Starter Pack Program

Amy E. Gough, Christina H. Gladwin, Peter E. Hildebrand

203-222
Gender Analysis of a Nationwide Cropping System Trial Survey in Malawi

Robert A. Gilbert, Webster D. Sakala, Todd D. Benson

223-244
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Agroforestry Innovations in Africa: Can they Improve Soil Fertility on Women Farmers’ Fields?

Christina H. Gladwin, Jennifer S. Peterson, Robert P. Uttaro

245-270
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Modeling Agroforestry Adoption and Household Decision Making in Malawi

Paul H. Thangata, Peter E. Hildebrand, Christina H. Gladwin

271-294
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Gender-sensitive LP Models in Soil Fertility Research for Smallholder Farmers: Reaching de jure Female Headed Households in Zimbabwe

Maxwell Mudhara, Peter E. Hildebrand, Christina H. Gladwin

295-310
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At-Issue

Is Fertilizer a Public or Private Good in Africa?

Christina H. Gladwin, Alan Randall, Andrew Schmitz, G. Edward Schuh

311-322
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Book Reviews

Book Reviews 6.1-2

Review Editor

323-337
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