Botswana families and women's rights in a changing environment created by Puseletso E Kidd, Keletso Makgekgenene, Athaliah Molokomme, Lungie L Molamu, Ikanyeng S Malila, Gwen N Lesetedi, Key Dingake, Kamogediso Mokongwa

Includes bibliographical references

Part I The study into changing family forms; A - Problematising 'The family', B - Continuities and discontinuities in family patterns: Botswana literature on the family and the household, C - Methods of data collection and research sites, D - Findings of the field research Part II The study into women's access to and control over resources; Introduction, A - Literature on women's access and control over resources, B - Research sites and methods of data collection, C - Field research findings Part III Reconceptualising rights: a theoretical minefield?; A - The contemporary human rights paradigm,

This book presents the findings of a study on Families and Women's Rights in a Changing Environment in Botswana (WLSA, 1994 - 97), with particular emphasis on the rights of women to access and control resources.