Mead T Cain
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 2858753 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Mead T Cain |
| NOMBRES | Mead T |
| APELLIDO | Cain |
| FIRMA | CAIN M T |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 104 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1977 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1994 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The maps of the society for the diffusion of useful knowledge
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Despite a mounting interest in the elderly, and a rapidly expanding literature on the subject, there is a dearth of empirical research that can shed light on their condition. For Bangladesh and the rest of South Asia, the record is very thin. With the aid of observed and retrospective data on time-use from a sample of rural Bangladeshis, this paper seeks to help redress this situation by describing the role of the elderly in the household divisio…
Widows, Sons, and Old-Age Security in Rural Maharashtra
Carol Vlassoff has taken issue with me on a number of points in a recent article in this journal.' Vlassoff wishes to argue that sons in South India (and, in all likelihood, in South Asia more generally) are not of great value or importance as sources of security to their parents, be they elderly and/or widowed; and, therefore, reproductive decisions are uninfluenced by security concerns or the expectation that security needs in old age or otherw…
Barriers Broken
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The History of the Family
The Household Life Cycle and Economic Mobility in Rural Bangladesh
In rural Bangladesh domestic organization is patriarchal ownership of land is concentrated among men and inheritance customs and laws favor sons. Sons establish their new households soon after marriage usually about 28 and they then assume independent authority while usually being given right to a portion of their fathers land. A household cycle ends at the death of the patriach in each household. Household expansion is achieved through reproduct…
The Economic Activities of Children in a Village in Bangladesh
From the perspective of parents in many parts of the developing world, high fertility and large numbers of surviving children may be economically rational propositions. An important consideration with respect to the micro implications of high fertility is the economic roles and productive contributions of children during the period when they are members of their parents' household and their output is controlled by parents. Preliminary findings fr…
The Economic Activities of Children in a Village in Bangladesh
From the perspective of parents in many parts of the developing world, high fertility and large numbers of surviving children may be economically rational propositions. An important consideration with respect to the micro implications of high fertility is the economic roles and productive contributions of children during the period when they are members of their parents' household and their output is controlled by parents. Preliminary findings fr…
The Household Life Cycle and Economic Mobility in Rural Bangladesh
In rural Bangladesh domestic organization is patriarchal ownership of land is concentrated among men and inheritance customs and laws favor sons. Sons establish their new households soon after marriage usually about 28 and they then assume independent authority while usually being given right to a portion of their fathers land. A household cycle ends at the death of the patriach in each household. Household expansion is achieved through reproduct…
Widows, Sons, and Old-Age Security in Rural Maharashtra
Carol Vlassoff has taken issue with me on a number of points in a recent article in this journal.' Vlassoff wishes to argue that sons in South India (and, in all likelihood, in South Asia more generally) are not of great value or importance as sources of security to their parents, be they elderly and/or widowed; and, therefore, reproductive decisions are uninfluenced by security concerns or the expectation that security needs in old age or otherw…
The Activities of the Elderly in Rural Bangladesh
Despite a mounting interest in the elderly, and a rapidly expanding literature on the subject, there is a dearth of empirical research that can shed light on their condition. For Bangladesh and the rest of South Asia, the record is very thin. With the aid of observed and retrospective data on time-use from a sample of rural Bangladeshis, this paper seeks to help redress this situation by describing the role of the elderly in the household divisio…
The Economic Activities of Children in a Village in Bangladesh
From the perspective of parents in many parts of the developing world, high fertility and large numbers of surviving children may be economically rational propositions. An important consideration with respect to the micro implications of high fertility is the economic roles and productive contributions of children during the period when they are members of their parents' household and their output is controlled by parents. Preliminary findings fr…
The Household Life Cycle and Economic Mobility in Rural Bangladesh
In rural Bangladesh domestic organization is patriarchal ownership of land is concentrated among men and inheritance customs and laws favor sons. Sons establish their new households soon after marriage usually about 28 and they then assume independent authority while usually being given right to a portion of their fathers land. A household cycle ends at the death of the patriach in each household. Household expansion is achieved through reproduct…
The History of the Family
The Activities of the Elderly in Rural Bangladesh
Despite a mounting interest in the elderly, and a rapidly expanding literature on the subject, there is a dearth of empirical research that can shed light on their condition. For Bangladesh and the rest of South Asia, the record is very thin. With the aid of observed and retrospective data on time-use from a sample of rural Bangladeshis, this paper seeks to help redress this situation by describing the role of the elderly in the household divisio…
Widows, Sons, and Old-Age Security in Rural Maharashtra
Carol Vlassoff has taken issue with me on a number of points in a recent article in this journal.' Vlassoff wishes to argue that sons in South India (and, in all likelihood, in South Asia more generally) are not of great value or importance as sources of security to their parents, be they elderly and/or widowed; and, therefore, reproductive decisions are uninfluenced by security concerns or the expectation that security needs in old age or otherw…
Barriers Broken
Gender and the Household Domain
Preface - Leela Dube PART ONE: THE CULTURAL MATRIX Introduction - Maithreyi Krishnaraj Differential Socialisation of Boys and Girls in Some Lower Castes or Communities of Ahmedabad - Usha Knahere Gender Creation from Birth to Adolescence in Rural Bangladesh - K M A Aziz Seclusion of Women and the Structure of Caste - Kamla Ganesh Family Status-Production Work - Hanna Papanek Women's Contribution to Social Mobility and Class Differentiation Women …
The maps of the society for the diffusion of useful knowledge
KEYWORDS: Maps and the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (SDUK)maps in nineteenth century Britainatlas mapsserial publication of mapshistory of map printing
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