Geojournal

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  Año 2004, Vol. 61, Número 3

  • Challenges for water sustainability in Africa

    I. J. Van der Walt, J. A. Jones

    págs. 105-109

    

  • Implications of climatic variability and climate change for water resources availability and management in West Africa

    C. U. Okoloye, S. O. Gbuyiro, O. Ojo

    págs. 111-119

    

  • On the influence of urbanization on the water budget in Nairobi city: A numerical study

    J. R. Mukabana, F. J. Opijah

    págs. 121-129

    

  • Uranium pollution of South African streams â¿¿ An overview of the situation in gold mining areas of the Witwatersrand

    L. A. Sandham, F. Winde

    págs. 131-149

    

  • Implications of wetlands degradation for water resources management: Lessons from Nigeria

    N. O. Uluocha

    págs. 151-154

    

  • Managing the water of Kilimanjaro: Water, peasants, and hydropower development

    H. Lein

    págs. 155-162

    

  • Lessons learnt in addressing environmental issues of new water resource projects â¿¿ a case study in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

    L. D. Archer, S. W. Gillham

    págs. 163-172

    

  • Forestry as a streamflow reduction activity in South Africa: Discussion and evaluation of the proposed procedure for the assessment of afforestation permit applications in terms of water sustainability

    I. J. Van der Walt

    págs. 173-181

    

  • The environmental planning and management approach towards the development and management of the Osun natural spring project, Ibadan, Nigeria

    S. O. Asamu

    págs. 183-189

    

  • A furrow runs through it: An example of sustainable traditional irrigation in Western Cape Province, South Africa

    J. A. Jacobs, H. A. Smit

    págs. 191-196

    

  • The Effectiveness of Centre-Pivot Irrigation from Dolomitic Ground Water in the Northwest Province, South Africa

    I. J. Van der Walt

    págs. 197-201

    

  • Fog harvesting: An alternative source of water supply on the West Coast of South Africa

    J. Olivier

    págs. 203-214

    

  • â¿¿Gendered spacesâ¿¿ in urban and rural contexts: An introduction

    J. D. Fortuijn

    págs. 215-217

    

  • Womenâ¿¿s use of public space and sense of place in the Raval (Barcelona)

    Maria Dolors García Ramón, A. Ortiz

    págs. 219-227

    

  • Women and the access to knowledge and new technologies: The case of Pisa

    M. Lazzeroni, G. Cortesi

    págs. 229-237

    

  • Gender and urban poverty: Single mothers in Amsterdam

    J. D. Fortuijn

    págs. 239-246

    

  • Changing gender differences in commuting in the Tokyo metropolitan suburbs

    M. Kawase

    págs. 247-253

    

  • Changing distribution of gender in the Extended Bangkok Region under globalization

    S. Nakagawa

    págs. 255-262

    

  • Engendering local government in post-apartheid South Africa â¿¿ Experiences of female councillors in Durban (1996â¿¿2000)

    N. Maharaj, B. Maharaj

    págs. 263-272

    

  • â¿¿Invisible womenâ¿? Making the case for supply-led, class-based, gender targeted land redistribution in South Africa

    A. C. Horn, N. C. Davis

    págs. 273-279

    

  • Minority womenâ¿¿s microenterprises in rural areas of the United States of America: African American, Hispanic American and Native American case studies

    H. R. Aspaas

    págs. 281-289

    

  • Rural women and technology in South Africa: Case studies from KwaZulu-Natal Province

    U. Bob

    págs. 291-300

    

  • Book review: Tovi, Fenster The Global City and the Holy City. Pearson Education: Harlow, 2004. 319 pp

    J. D. Fortuijn

    págs. 301-302

    

  • Book review: Hardill I., 2002, Gender, Migration and the Dual Career Household. Routledge, London and New York, 162 pp., 44 pounds

    J. D. Fortuijn

    págs. 302-303

    

  • Book review: Yeoh B.S.A., Teo P., Huang S. (eds.), Gender Politics in the Asia-Pacific Region. Routledge International Studies of Women and Place: London/New York, Routledge, 2002. 232 pp. 48 Pounds

    J. D. Fortuijn

    págs. 303-304