Although the undercounting of women in the labor force by censuses and labor force
surveys has attracted considerable comment in the past decade, evidence of its prevalence …

Untitled Page 1 Page 2 Inequality, Crisis and Social Change in Indonesia A mood of deep
uncertainty has permeated Indonesian society since the collapse of the dictatorial regime of …

Women have always played an important economic role in Indonesian households. Indeed,
this role has not been confined to traditional, unpaid 'women's work', but has always …

The Balinese, perpetually weaving intricate palm-leaf offerings, preparing elaborate ritual
meals, decorating all sorts of temples, marching in massive processions, and falling into …

This study of over 60 rural and agricultural projects develops analytical tools which may help
women in development research, and may also develop a wider audience for the issues …

The theme of woman as invisible worker has captured the imagination of a number of critics
of standard labor force statistics (eg, Boserup, 1970, 1975; Youssef, 1977; Perez-Ramirez …

Ea: lT observers of Southeast Asian societies frequently commeittd upon the varied and
disparate nature of women's work, anc xpon the authority and power which resulted from …

The emergence of offerings as a commodity started in the 1990s due to the impact of
regional development in Bali. Owing to the nation-state's enacted tourism policy, the …

Abstract Every Hindu family in Bali makes canang sari offerings daily to please the gods.
However, Bali's recent socio-economic transformations resulting from rapid development in …

Within the last ten years, a great deal has been learned about population movement in
Indonesia. Several innovative studies conducted at the micro-level have succeeded in …