Andrienetta Kritzinger
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 386915 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Andrienetta Kritzinger |
| NOMBRES | Andrienetta |
| APELLIDO | Kritzinger |
| FIRMA | KRITZINGER A |
| AFILIACIONES | Stellenbosch University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 52 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1992 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2005 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Gender, Work and Vulnerability in African Horticulture
Squaring the circle
South African fruit growers simultaneously face rising standards imposed within supermarket global value chains, falling market prices internationally, and increasing government legislation. These pressures are leading to falling permanent employment and increasing use of contract labour on fruit farms, tempered by the need to employ skilled workers to meet quality and labour standards. Informal contract employment provides some (male) workers wi…
Global Production and Flexible Employment in South African Horticulture
The era of global flexibility has been described as one of generalised precariouness and vulnerability. Global integration is leading to changing patterns of employment, with declining permanent and increasingly insecure forms of work. This trend is typified in the South African export fruit sector. Reintegration into the global economy is leading to both the 'modernisation' and transformation of employment including the rapid rise of offfarm con…
Rural Youth and Risk Society
Research on deciduous fruit farms in South Africa has consistently identified low levels of mobility among farm workers. The daughters of farm workers who do manage to find employment in urban centers often return to the farm, whereas others never leave the farm. Based on focus group interviews conducted with 32 girls between the ages of 15 and 17 years, the article explores teenage girls' views and experiences of farm life and their expectations…
Women on South African Farms
This paper explores the role being played by two prominent women groupings in empowering farm women on South African fruit and wine farms. By focusing their efforts on farm wives and women farm workers, the Cape Women's Forum has embarked on a process of empowering farm women across race and class divisions. This approach contrasts with that of the other group - the Women on Farms Project - in that the latter facilitates the empowerment of women …
The Conceptualization of Farm Family Business
Women farm workers on South African deciduous fruit farms
Gender and work organisations
Existing analyses of work organisations using the critical perspective tend to concentrate solely on divisions between capital and labour and to treat gender divisions as irrelevant. This article argues that for a critical approach to be truly reflexive, it needs to recognise gender divisions and patriarchal relations as critical variables in the structuring of work organisations. the interplay between organisational structures and economic and c…
Gender role attitudes of white female students enrolled in traditionally female and traditionally male university courses
Against the background of the fact that women entering the labour market still tend to concentrate in certain occupations the purpose of this study is the quantitative and qualitative comparison of the gender role attitudes of white female students enrolled in traditionally female and traditionally male university courses. A central assumption of the study is the view that gender role attitudes are essentially multi-dimensional.Three dimensions a…
Global Production and Flexible Employment in South African Horticulture
The era of global flexibility has been described as one of generalised precariouness and vulnerability. Global integration is leading to changing patterns of employment, with declining permanent and increasingly insecure forms of work. This trend is typified in the South African export fruit sector. Reintegration into the global economy is leading to both the 'modernisation' and transformation of employment including the rapid rise of offfarm con…
Women farm workers on South African deciduous fruit farms
Gender, Work and Vulnerability in African Horticulture
The Conceptualization of Farm Family Business
Rural Youth and Risk Society
Research on deciduous fruit farms in South Africa has consistently identified low levels of mobility among farm workers. The daughters of farm workers who do manage to find employment in urban centers often return to the farm, whereas others never leave the farm. Based on focus group interviews conducted with 32 girls between the ages of 15 and 17 years, the article explores teenage girls' views and experiences of farm life and their expectations…
Women on South African Farms
This paper explores the role being played by two prominent women groupings in empowering farm women on South African fruit and wine farms. By focusing their efforts on farm wives and women farm workers, the Cape Women's Forum has embarked on a process of empowering farm women across race and class divisions. This approach contrasts with that of the other group - the Women on Farms Project - in that the latter facilitates the empowerment of women …
Gender role attitudes of white female students enrolled in traditionally female and traditionally male university courses
Against the background of the fact that women entering the labour market still tend to concentrate in certain occupations the purpose of this study is the quantitative and qualitative comparison of the gender role attitudes of white female students enrolled in traditionally female and traditionally male university courses. A central assumption of the study is the view that gender role attitudes are essentially multi-dimensional.Three dimensions a…
Gender and work organisations
Existing analyses of work organisations using the critical perspective tend to concentrate solely on divisions between capital and labour and to treat gender divisions as irrelevant. This article argues that for a critical approach to be truly reflexive, it needs to recognise gender divisions and patriarchal relations as critical variables in the structuring of work organisations. the interplay between organisational structures and economic and c…
Women farm workers on South African deciduous fruit farms
The Conceptualization of Farm Family Business
Women on South African Farms
This paper explores the role being played by two prominent women groupings in empowering farm women on South African fruit and wine farms. By focusing their efforts on farm wives and women farm workers, the Cape Women's Forum has embarked on a process of empowering farm women across race and class divisions. This approach contrasts with that of the other group - the Women on Farms Project - in that the latter facilitates the empowerment of women …
Rural Youth and Risk Society
Research on deciduous fruit farms in South Africa has consistently identified low levels of mobility among farm workers. The daughters of farm workers who do manage to find employment in urban centers often return to the farm, whereas others never leave the farm. Based on focus group interviews conducted with 32 girls between the ages of 15 and 17 years, the article explores teenage girls' views and experiences of farm life and their expectations…
Squaring the circle
South African fruit growers simultaneously face rising standards imposed within supermarket global value chains, falling market prices internationally, and increasing government legislation. These pressures are leading to falling permanent employment and increasing use of contract labour on fruit farms, tempered by the need to employ skilled workers to meet quality and labour standards. Informal contract employment provides some (male) workers wi…
Global Production and Flexible Employment in South African Horticulture
The era of global flexibility has been described as one of generalised precariouness and vulnerability. Global integration is leading to changing patterns of employment, with declining permanent and increasingly insecure forms of work. This trend is typified in the South African export fruit sector. Reintegration into the global economy is leading to both the 'modernisation' and transformation of employment including the rapid rise of offfarm con…
Gender, Work and Vulnerability in African Horticulture
Economics (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Global trade, sustainability, and social impact (6 obras) · Economic growth (5 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Social science (4 obras) · Agriculture (3 obras) · Business (3 obras)