Special Issue: Female Agricultural Workers

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Editorial of the special issue. Zhour Bouzidi, Nicolas Faysse, Chadia Arab, Pierre-Louis Mayaux. Online Reading – Print Version

STUDIES AND RESEARCH

Being an agricultural worker and a single mother in Morocco: A double struggle on the margins of society. Zhour Bouzidi, Nicolas Faysse. Online Reading – Print Version

In the shadow of daily life: the hidden resistance of women agricultural workers in Morocco. Samiha Salhi. Online Reading – Print Version

Development actors and women agricultural workers in Morocco: The case of the Béni Mellal–Khénifra region. Chadia Arab, Mustapha Azaitraoui. Online Reading – Print Version

Seasonal recruitment of Moroccan women workers in the greenhouses of Huelva (Spain): Two decades of legally constructed vulnerability. Emmanuelle Hellio, Juana Moreno Nieto. Online Reading – Print Version

Adapting within a hierarchical environment: Experiences of women workers in capitalist agricultural farms of the Saiss region in Morocco. Sara Azim, Zhour Bouzidi, Nicolas Faysse. Online Reading – Print Version

Public policy mechanisms to improve working conditions and social protection for agricultural women and men workers in the Saiss region of Morocco. Driss Benlarbi, Nicolas Faysse, Zhour Bouzidi. Online Reading – Print Version

Working relations of agricultural women workers in Tunisia: A socially integrated environment but not conducive to evolving power dynamics. Imen Kouki, Anissa Hanafi, Houda Mazhoud, Zhour Bouzidi, Fraj Chemak, Nicolas Faysse. Online Reading – Print Version

Choosing a job that is poorly regarded but not necessarily worse than others: Agricultural work among women living in peripheral neighborhoods of Meknes (Morocco) Kawtar Lebdaoui, Zhour Bouzidi, Nicolas Faysse. Online Reading – Print Version

BOOK REVIEWS

Workers from the Southern Mediterranean, entrepreneurs in the North: Strategies of social mobility among contract agricultural workers between France and Morocco. Anne-Adelaïde Lascaux. Online Reading – Print Version – Arabic Version – النسخة العربية

Review of Chadia Arab’s book: *Dames de fraises, doigts de fée — The Invisible Women of Moroccan Seasonal Migration in Spain*. Samiha Salhi, Zhour Bouzidi. Online Reading – Print Version

INTERVIEWS

The Federation of Women’s Rights Leagues also defends women agricultural workers. Latifa Bouchoua, interviewed by Chadia Arab. Online Reading – Print Version

Tired of being miserable! Interview with a woman agricultural worker in Sidi Bouzid (Tunisia). Interview by Houda Mazhoud. Online Reading – Print Version

An unlikely journey off the beaten path: From young agricultural worker to young researcher. Testimony by Lhoussaine Benqasim, accompanied by Zhour Bouzidi. Online Reading – Print Version

The experience of the International Labour Organization in promoting women’s entrepreneurship in rural areas of Morocco. ILO Morocco team, interviewed by Zhour Bouzidi and Nicolas Faysse. Online Reading – Print Version

From the fields of Gharb in Morocco to those of Huelva in Spain: Oxfam’s struggle for Moroccan women agricultural workers. Abdeljalil Laroussi, interviewed by Mustapha Azaitraoui. Online Reading  – Print Version