Hoda Yacoub
Biographic Data
| ID | 1763032 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hoda Yacoub |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hoda |
| FAMILY NAME | Yacoub |
| SIGNATURE | YACOUB H |
| AFFILIATIONS | South Valley University |
| ORCID | 0009-0009-9334-944X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 44 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The role of traditional knowledge policies in Egypt: The case of Wadi Allaqi
Globally, traditional knowledge is at stake, notwithstanding intentions recorded in international policy conventions. Egypt has accepted and ratified several conventions on implementation of traditional knowledge in the fields of environment and sustainable development; yet this implementation is hampered by a lack of concrete plans. Focusing on the Bedouin community in the Southern Egypt protectorate of Wadi Allaqi, this paper investigates wheth…
Vanishing Knowledge of Plant Species in the Wadi Allaqi Desert Area of Egypt
The distribution and abundance of plant species are strongly linked to the physical environmental and thus to anthropogenic disturbances. Changes in desert vegetation, in particular, can have drastic impacts on human livelihoods in these areas as ecosystem services may be affected (Dubroeucq and Livenais 2004; Klintenberg et al.2007; Kayhko et al.2011; Rohde and Hoffman 2012). The Wadi Allaqi Biosphere Reserve is a hyper-arid desert in southern E…
Doing gender and development: Understanding empowerment and local gender relations
A major dilemma in Gender and Development (GAD) work is why it is that sometimes women may feel better off colluding with gendered structures that ensure their continued subordination rather than seeking approaches that will allow them to break free of this. Kandiyoti (1988 Gender and Society 2 274–90) has identified this apparent collusion as ‘patriarchal bargains’, which offer women greater advantages than they perceive can be achieved by chall…
Changing women's roles, changing environmental knowledges: Evidence from Upper Egypt
The aim of this paper is to investigate the ways in which changing gender roles in a Bedouin community in Upper Egypt, brought about by settlement over the last 20 years on the shores of Lake Nasser, have impacted on the accumulation and development of indigenous environmental knowledges by Bedouin women. The research was carried out among four groups of Ababda Bedouin in the Eastern Desert of Egypt and involved in-depth monthly conversations car…
Doing gender and development: Understanding empowerment and local gender relations
A major dilemma in Gender and Development (GAD) work is why it is that sometimes women may feel better off colluding with gendered structures that ensure their continued subordination rather than seeking approaches that will allow them to break free of this. Kandiyoti (1988 Gender and Society 2 274–90) has identified this apparent collusion as ‘patriarchal bargains’, which offer women greater advantages than they perceive can be achieved by chall…
Changing women's roles, changing environmental knowledges: Evidence from Upper Egypt
The aim of this paper is to investigate the ways in which changing gender roles in a Bedouin community in Upper Egypt, brought about by settlement over the last 20 years on the shores of Lake Nasser, have impacted on the accumulation and development of indigenous environmental knowledges by Bedouin women. The research was carried out among four groups of Ababda Bedouin in the Eastern Desert of Egypt and involved in-depth monthly conversations car…
Doing gender and development: Understanding empowerment and local gender relations
A major dilemma in Gender and Development (GAD) work is why it is that sometimes women may feel better off colluding with gendered structures that ensure their continued subordination rather than seeking approaches that will allow them to break free of this. Kandiyoti (1988 Gender and Society 2 274–90) has identified this apparent collusion as ‘patriarchal bargains’, which offer women greater advantages than they perceive can be achieved by chall…
Changing women's roles, changing environmental knowledges: Evidence from Upper Egypt
The aim of this paper is to investigate the ways in which changing gender roles in a Bedouin community in Upper Egypt, brought about by settlement over the last 20 years on the shores of Lake Nasser, have impacted on the accumulation and development of indigenous environmental knowledges by Bedouin women. The research was carried out among four groups of Ababda Bedouin in the Eastern Desert of Egypt and involved in-depth monthly conversations car…
Vanishing Knowledge of Plant Species in the Wadi Allaqi Desert Area of Egypt
The distribution and abundance of plant species are strongly linked to the physical environmental and thus to anthropogenic disturbances. Changes in desert vegetation, in particular, can have drastic impacts on human livelihoods in these areas as ecosystem services may be affected (Dubroeucq and Livenais 2004; Klintenberg et al.2007; Kayhko et al.2011; Rohde and Hoffman 2012). The Wadi Allaqi Biosphere Reserve is a hyper-arid desert in southern E…
The role of traditional knowledge policies in Egypt: The case of Wadi Allaqi
Globally, traditional knowledge is at stake, notwithstanding intentions recorded in international policy conventions. Egypt has accepted and ratified several conventions on implementation of traditional knowledge in the fields of environment and sustainable development; yet this implementation is hampered by a lack of concrete plans. Focusing on the Bedouin community in the Southern Egypt protectorate of Wadi Allaqi, this paper investigates wheth…
Geography (4 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Wadi (2 works) · African Botany and Ecology Studies (1 works)