journal on gender and mining
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Women and Gender in Mining: Challenging Masculinity
Feb 12, 2020 This implies that mining is a complex process with a labour and gender division that has been underrated and underestimated More importantly, women became owners of rudimentary mills ( trapiches ) where the ore was processed, selling different amounts of silver to the Spanish authorities, making their living in this wayFeb 12, 2020 Kuntala LahiriDutt, “Digging Women: Towards a New Agenda for Feminist Critiques of Mining”, Gender Place and Culture: A Journal of Feminist Geography, 2 (2012), pp 193–212, 193 31 Peter Alexander, “Women and Coal Mining in India and South Africa, c1900–1940”, African Studies 66:2–3 (2007), pp 201–222, 216Women and Gender in the Mines: Challenging Masculinity Gender, , 4 Swedish mining companies and surrounding mining communities face many challenges when it comes to social sustainable development For example, a strong mining workplace culture and community identity can create both strong cohesion but also leadGENDER, DIVERSITY AND WORK CONDITIONS IN MINING
Gender in Zambian Mining: Women in IJERT Journal
A Problems of Gender and Cultural Issues in Mining With special reference to gender and cultural issues, mining operations are often perceived as widening gender disparities within communities (Phiri, 2014) Women tend to sproportionate share not only of excessive social costs and leadership opportunities in the mining sector compared to Nov 04, 2020 There is growing attention towards inclusive mining to make an economic case for gender equality and diversity in the industry Available literature lacks sufficient empirical evidence on the subject matter in Ghana Therefore, this paper aims to understudy women miners in Ghana and document their role in recent change regimes in mine works gender profilesWomen leading change: reshaping gender in Ghanaian mines Feb 10, 2016 General Mining Equipment Design Drills and other equipment are very heavy, historically designed for manipulation by men On average, women have about 50% of a male’s upper body strength and threequarters of a male’s leg strength A woman’s lifting strength is two thirds that of a man’sGender in the Mining Industry ROAPE
The gendered impacts of mining Oxfam Australia
The impacts of mining are not gender neutral Women often experience the negative impacts of mining more than men, and rarely receive the benefits that men do Our work shows that: women are not consulted when companies negotiate access to land, compensation or benefitsMay 17, 2021 Gender Society, the official journal of Sociologists for Women in Society, is a topranked journal in sociology and women's studies and publishes less than 10% of all papers submitted to it Articles analyze gender and gendered processes in interactions, organizations, societies, and global and transnational spacesGender Society: SAGE JournalsInternational Journal of Sexuality and Gender Studies International Journal of Transgenderism Intersections: Gender, History and Culture in the Asian Context JENdA: A Journal of Culture and African Women Studies Journal of Bisexuality Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion Journal of Gay Lesbian Mental Health Journal of Gay Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies Journals LGBTQ
GENDER, DIVERSITY AND WORK CONDITIONS IN MINING
Gender, , 4 Swedish mining companies and surrounding mining communities face many challenges when it comes to social sustainable development For example, a strong mining workplace culture and community identity can create both strong cohesion but also leadMuch research on gender and artisanal and smallscale mining (ASM) has tended to focus on describing the different roles women undertake in mining, while there has been less attention to how gender relations are constructed, reinforced and challenged in A social relations of gender analysis of artisanal and The Journal of The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy VOLUME 111 APRIL 2011 217 The gender and racial transformation of mining engineering in South Africa One presumes that these were the people currently holding certificates of competency in those early times—noThe gender and racial transformation of mining engineering
Mining activity, income inequality and gender in regional
1 Introduction Mining plays a substantial role in the Australian economy, in which the export of large volumes of primary materials is a defining characteristic (McKay et al 2000; Schandl et al 2008)Australia is one of the largest exporters of black coal, alumina, lead, iron ore, uranium and zinc (ABARES 2010; Mudd 2010)Mining exports have grown from around a third to around a half of Jan 01, 1996 J Liddington; Gender, authority and mining in an industrial landscape: Anne Lister 17911840, History Workshop Journal, Volume 42, Issue 1, 1 October 1996, Page We use cookies to enhance your experience on our websiteBy continuing to Gender, authority and mining in an industrial landscape JENdA: A Journal of Culture and African Women Studies is a nonfunded journal Subscriptions provide the resources to cover the cost of publishing and maintenance Consider getting a subscription today to support the growth of Africacentered Knowledge and its contributors Gender and Mining in Kenya: The Case of Mukibira Mines in Vihiga Gender and Mining in Kenya: The Case of Mukibira Mines in
(PDF) The act that shaped the gender of industrial mining
The act that shaped the gender of industrial mining: Unintended impacts of the British mines act of 1842 on women’s status in the industry April 2019 The Extractive Industries and Society 7(2)Feb 22, 2019 By Patricia A O Bunye For the second year in a row, I had the privilege of participating in the Women in Mining Day at Mining Investment Asia, which was held on 26 28 March 2018 in SingaporeThis year, I moderated the panel which focused on what should be done to attract more women to mining as a genderless industryThe members of my panel were: (1) Tim Duffy, the "Continuing the dialogue on gender diversity in mining ‘The Australian Mining Industry and the Ideal Mining Woman: Mobilizing a Public Business Case for Gender Equality’, Journal of Industrial Relations, 56(4): 527–46 Mukherjee, S (2014) ‘Mining and Women: The Case of the Maria of Chhattisgarh’, Social Change , 44(2): 229–47Role of Gender in the Extractive Industries Oxford
Is gender inequality mining’s ESG blindspot?
Jun 23, 2020 The report, entitled Gender inequality runs deep in mining, looked at the genderrelated ESG policies of 38 largescale mining companies, from Apr 19, 2018 A gender bias in the rate of invitations would directly contribute to the author gender gap and to differences in gender ratio between journals By applying simulations to 3,067 invited papers detected in our dataset, we estimate that men are roughly 17–21 times more likely than women to be invited to submit papers (see Methods; S4 Table)The gender gap in science: How long until women are Jul 07, 2019 Once a site is identified, the miner then must get an agent or approved prospector from the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development to peg out a mining plot for a fee of $350 From there, a certificate is issued That costs another $200 Finally, the Environmental Management Agency helps the miner conduct an impact management plan‘Not For the FaintHearted’: Women in Zimbabwe’s Mining
Diversity of livelihoods and social sustainability in
Apr 01, 2019 The Swedish strategic research and innovation agenda for the mining industry Breaking Ore and Gender Patterns (Andersson et al, 2013) identifies important links between gender equality, efficient use of resources, innovation, and sustainable growth The conclusion was that gender equality is seen as a strategic profile issue in the Swedish Negotiating Gender: Experience from Western Australian Mining Industry Abstract Despite its economic benefits, mining can also negatively impact on local communities and the environment Fundamental problems associated with gender discrepancy and power negotiation can marginalise women and traditional owners of the land where mining operatesJournal of Economic and Social Policymining is associated with increased opportunities for businesses and employment as well as challenges to the local community LahiriDutt and Mahy (2016) pointed that studies of mining and gender have consistently focused on the negative effects of mining on women‟s wellbeing and livelihoods, beginning with the lack of employment opportunitiesGender Role Transformation in the Oil Mining Industry in
Gender and Artisanal and SmallScale Mining in Central and
artisanal mining in central Africa, armed conflict and human rights abuses7 At the same time that this global regime on mining governance is emerging, there is a growing consensus that gender should be integrated in efforts to strengthen mining as a sustainable economic sector, which often translate into a focus on womenon Gender and Power in Mining History By Richard V Francaviglia I n this paper I shall explore an area of inquiry that my colleagues and I normally avoid namely, the interface between history, folklore, and myth I do so in hopes of answering some questions that have long been asked about mining in relation to genderIn Her Image: Some Reflections on Gender and Power in Jan 01, 1996 J Liddington; Gender, authority and mining in an industrial landscape: Anne Lister 17911840, History Workshop Journal, Volume 42, Issue 1, 1 October 1996, Page We use cookies to enhance your experience on our websiteBy continuing to Gender, authority and mining in an industrial landscape
An Assessment of Gender Mix of Manpower in Granite
Keywords: Mining Operation, gender distribution, gender productivity, granite artisanal and small scale mining, Nigeria 1 Introduction The products of the mining industry have become very essential primary ingredients in almost everything used in1 Introduction Mining plays a substantial role in the Australian economy, in which the export of large volumes of primary materials is a defining characteristic (McKay et al 2000; Schandl et al 2008)Australia is one of the largest exporters of black coal, alumina, lead, iron ore, uranium and zinc (ABARES 2010; Mudd 2010)Mining exports have grown from around a third to around a half of Mining activity, income inequality and gender in regional The act that shaped the gender of industrial mining: Unintended impacts of the British mines act of 1842 on women’s status in the industry April 2019 The Extractive Industries and Society 7(2)(PDF) The act that shaped the gender of industrial mining
"Continuing the dialogue on gender diversity in mining
Feb 22, 2019 By Patricia A O Bunye For the second year in a row, I had the privilege of participating in the Women in Mining Day at Mining Investment Asia, which was held on 26 28 March 2018 in SingaporeThis year, I moderated the panel which focused on what should be done to attract more women to mining as a genderless industryThe members of my panel were: (1) Tim Duffy, the Dec 11, 2018 AkurangParry, Kwabena O 2009 “Making a Difference in Colonial Intervention in Gold Mining in Wassa Fiase, Gold Coast (Ghana): The Activism of Two Women, 1874–1893” In Mining Women: Gender in the Development of a Global Industry, 1670 to the Present, edited by Jaclyn J Gier and Laurie Mercier, 21–39 New York: Palgrave Macmillan“A Woman Can Also Speak Out”: Gendered Perspectives on Data Mining in Vedic Horoscope and its Research Methods Sl No Purpose Factor Method for analysis Result 1 Child gender based on Lagna of Parents Lagna Deciding Gender of Child Total Non Overlapping Lagna Pairs is 29 29 out of 50 Non Overlapping Lagna pairs decided gender of 40 children 2 Child gender based on Lagna of ParentsISSN: A study on gender determination Astrology Journal
REPORT: Is gender equality mining's ESG blind spot
Jun 22, 2020 The report, entitled Gender inequality runs deep in mining, looked at the genderrelated ESG policies and practices of 38 largescale mining companies, from tracking and reporting diversity at the board level to measures supporting local procurement from womenISSN 2006 988x ©2012 Academic Journals Full Length Research Paper Gender and labour force inequality in smallscale gold mining in Ghana Romanus D Dinye1* and Michael O ErdiawKwasie2 1Centre for Settlements Studies, College of Architecture Gender and labour force inequality in Academic JournalsApr 29, 2021 5 annual reports (valued at £595 each) produced by Mining Journal's Intelligence division, and focusing on the most relevant discussion points in the mining sector: Board gender Board gender push ignores macro dominance Mining Journal
Gender and the Career Choice Process: The Role of Biased
Gender and the Career Choice Process: The Role of Biased Self‐Assessments Author(s): Shelley J Correll Source: American Journal of Sociology, Vol 106, No 6 (May 2001), pp 16911730