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Cynthia Wood Ph.D.
Professor
Cultural, Gender, and Global Studies,
ASU
woodca@appstate.edu
828-262-6492
136 Living Learning Center
Boone NC 28608
http://cgg.appstate.edu/node/24
There are 9 included publications by Cynthia Wood Ph.D.:
Title
Date
Views
Brief Description
"And Now a Word From..." and "Answer This"
2002
405
Newsletter article
Authorizing Gender and Development: "Third World Women," Native Informants, and Speaking Nearby
2001
8934
Postmodern and postcolonial feminist theories applied to development have opposed universalizing and essentializing notions of a homogeneous “third world woman” posited as in need of saving by first world experts. Deconstructing development requires ...
Community Impacts of International Service-Learning and Study Abroad: An Analysis of Focus Groups with Program Leaders
2011
390
The ethical practice of international service-learning requires participants and institutions to examine their potential impacts on vulnerable host communities. This study reports on a series of focus groups with leaders of short-term international s...
Different Commonalities: Gender Mainstreaming and the Marginalization of Difference in Economic Development
2005
1610
Gender mainstreaming in economic development has occurred in terms that contribute to the homogenization of women’s experiences and to the exclusion of difference as legitimate terrain of analysis at institutions such as the World Bank. Feminist diff...
Economic Marginalia: Postcolonial Readings of Unpaid Domestic Labor and Development
2003
743
Book chapter
The First World/Third Party Criterion: A Feminist Critique of Production Boundaries in Economics
1997
3072
This paper examines definitions of production boundaries in economics, explores the limitations of these definitions with respect to the inclusion of unpaid domestic labor, and considers the significance of such an exploration for feminist economic a...
First, Do No Harm: Ideas for Mitigating Negative Community Impacts of Short-Term Study Abroad
2009
2270
This article presents the results from a research project on the host community impact of college students participating in university-sponsored international experiences. It ?nds that little reliable data is available on the impact that our students...
First, Do No Harm: Ideas for Mitigating Negative Community Impacts of Short-Term Study Abroad
2009
2096
This article presents the results from a research project on the host community impact of college students participating in university-sponsored international experiences. It finds that little reliable data is available on the impact that our student...
Transforming “Them” into “Us”: Some Dangers in Teaching Women And Development
2002
683
Book Chapter