Titlebook: Vietnam’s Women in Transition; Kathleen Barry (Professor) Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996 ge

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Introductiong from war. From TV specials on Vietnam to the latest spate of books and testimonials, the War in Vietnam is told and retold usually about men, about Americans who were there. ‘Since Vietnam’ and ‘before Vietnam’ are casual phrases repeated by too many Americans of all political persuasions as if Vi

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Divorce and its Impact on Women and Families in Ho Chi Minh City Through divorce decrees issued from 1980 to the present in the People’s Court of Ho Chi Minh City, one can follow the evolution and characteristics of divorce in the City. This study of divorce in Ho Chi Minh City reveals the factors that lead to divorce, the characteristics of the petitioners, and

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Remarks on Women Who Live Without Husbandsilies comprising a mother and her children. The women have a child, even though they know they may be spurned, reproached, and driven away by parents and society and will have to subsist on decreased incomes. By deciding to bring about happiness for themselves by giving birth to a child out of wedlo

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Abortions in Two Rural Communes in Thai Binh Province, Vietnamate and unsafe abortions, the Vietnamese women have a great advantage. However, the present development in Vietnam — with rapidly increasing abortion rates — presents special problems and concerns. This is a study of abortion in two rural communes in Thai Binh, carried out in 1992. There have been n

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Gender and the Allocation of Time: Impact on the Household Economyustly underprivileged and that active intervention and struggle are needed to reverse the effects of centuries of discrimination. On the basis of case studies, government policies, laws, the strategies and programmes of women’s organizations, observations in the field, and collections of data with V

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Industrialization and Economic Development: The Costs to Womenceeded in reducing prostitution from its all-time, wartime high estimated at 500,000 at the close of the Vietnam War to 10,000 nationwide prior to 1986.. From 1975 to 1985 some prostitution, particularly in Ho Chi Minh City (former Saigon) and on the nearby coast, persisted, mostly for visiting busi