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Peggy Spitzer Christoff (Stony Brook University) Nancy Davis Lewis (East-West Center) Min-Huei Lu (Stony Brook University) Jamie M. Sommer (Stony Brook University)
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숙명여자대학교 아시아여성연구원 Asian Women Asian Women Vol.33 No.2
발행연도
2017.6
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1 - 22 (22page)
DOI
10.14431/aw.2017.06.33.2.1

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Our study examines the various ways transnational advocacy networks (TANs) may impact the ability of women to increase their social standing in local communities in India, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam through climate change adaptation (CCA) programs. We analyze programs in each of the four nations and interview data from non-governmental organizers, local journalists, a social entrepreneur in India, one program manager who worked both in Vietnam and Thailand, and one strategic planner. While the programs we examine in this study are relatively new, and thus their long-term effects are as yet unknowable, our preliminary findings indicate that through technology and innovation, practical skills enhancements, and connections with local non-governmental organizations (NGO)-centered CCA projects, women have the potential to increase their political involvement and social status within their communities. While these experiences should provide women with more skills to enhance their social status, multiple structural factors in the regions on which we focused may impede women’s political participation. We find that work-around strategies introduced in CCA programs may enable women to achieve greater autonomy. Correspondingly, NGO programs and interventions should be more successful when the state officially acknowledges gender equality and women’s rights.

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Abstract
Introduction
Defining Characteristics of Transnational Advocacy Networks
Literature Review
Hypothesis
Methodology
NGO-Centered Programs in Asia
Cross-Country Comparisons
Conclusions
References

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