Title: Mujeres en tiempo de guerra
First published: 1993
Description: "Qualitative interviews held around the time of the 1990 national elections, along with a statistical base, provide rich data for this self-identified feminist research project. Among the striking results: the threats of war per se are less central than, for example, often successful economic adaptations to male absences by multi-woman households; women are more willing to carry out male roles than vice-versa; men used domestic violence against a majority of women interviewed"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.
Subjects: Women, Social conditions, Attitudes, Economic conditions, Women in war, History
Places: Nueva Guinea, Nicaragua
LC classification: HQ1490.N84 S33 1993