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Cutting Down Trees: Gender, Nutrition, and Agricultural Change in the Northern Province of Zambia by Henrietta L. Moore & Megan Vaughan is a compelling study of the intersection between gender roles, nutrition, and agricultural transformations in rural Zambia.
The book explores how shifts in farming practices, economic pressures, and colonial legacies have shaped the lives of local communities, particularly women. Through rich ethnographic research, Moore and Vaughan examine the impact of deforestation, labor dynamics, and food security, offering a nuanced perspective on social and environmental change in Africa.






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