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Women's Work: Gendered Knowledge Production and Adaptation in Central Mexico

Part of the Virtual Seminar Series. Presented by Beth Bee, University of Denver.

by rjp218 Apr 01, 2015

When	Nov 15, 2011 from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Where	Virtual
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Beth Bee, University of Denver

Beth Bee recently received her Ph.D. in Geography and Women's Studies at Penn State. Her work examines how simultaneous socio-economic change and climate variability has influenced adaptive strategies and capacities among rural women in central Mexico.