Actors and stakeholders in the global wildlife trade are highly gender differentiated, however, there is an absence of discussion of the gender dimensions of the problem. This academic paper analyses the gender-differentiated roles across the illegal wildlife supply chain in Vietnam and points out to the need for gender analyses to better understand particular problems as well as potential sustainable solutions that have a basis in gender divisions.
Academic paper
The gender dimensions of the illegal trade in wildlife: Local and global connections in Vietnam
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- 2012
Author:
- Pamela McElwee
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- University of Arizona
Citation:
- McElwee, P. (2012). "The gender dimensions of the illegal trade in wildlife: Local and global connections in Vietnam". Gender and Sustainability: Lessons from Asia and Latin America. ISBN 9780816599479 , pp. 71-93. Available at: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/287883523_The_gender_dimensions_of_the_illegal_trade_in_wildlife_Local_and_global_connections_in_Vietnam
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Academia, Academic paper, Accessing and Controlling Natural Resources, Documents and resources, External, Filling Knowledge and Data Gaps, Gender Analysis, Gender Equality, Good Health and Well-being, Illegal Wildlife Trade, Integrating Gender in the Project Cycle, Life Below Water, Life on Land, No Poverty, Quality Education, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Wildlife, Zero Hunger






